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In accordance with the decision of the Parliament:

Chapter 1

General provisions

ARTICLE 1
Purpose of the law

The purpose of this law is to prevent the risk of waste and waste management and harm to health and the environment and to reduce the quantity and harmfulness of waste, promote the sustainable use of natural resources, ensure efficient waste management and prevent Trashcan.

ARTICLE 2
Scope

This law applies to waste, waste management and waste, and to products and activities from which waste is generated.

This law shall apply:

1) in the maritime environment (1672/2009) Waste from the normal operation of the vessel, after dispatch of the waste from the ship to shore;

2) in the fight against oil pollution (1673/2009) In the case of accidental or accidental waste, after the necessary control measures to limit the damage and the collection of oil or other harmful substances have been carried out.

In addition, prevention of pollution from waste is laid down in the Environmental Protection Act (177/2014) And the prevention of health damage caused by waste, in addition to health protection (763/1994) . (27/06/2015)

The provisions of this Law on waste concern metallic mercury, the prohibition of exports of metallic mercury and certain mercury compounds and mixtures, and the European Parliament and the Council Regulation (EC) No 1102/2008 (hereinafter ' the Mercury ban regulation , considered as waste and stored and disposed of as waste. (28.10.2011/1104)

ARTICLE 3
Scope of application

This law shall not apply to the following wastes:

(1) emissions into the air;

2) CO2, recovered and transferred for geologic storage or geologically stored in so far as provided for in the rest of the law and not for geological storage of CO2, if the total quantity to be stored is less than 100 000 tonnes, with a view to exploring, developing or testing new products and processes;

(3) waste water in so far as it is regulated elsewhere by law;

(4) the law on the safety of dangerous chemicals and explosives (390/2005) , nuclear energy, (990/1987) Nor in the radiation law (1892/1991) Of radioactive waste within the meaning of

(5) the establishment of a non-perishable dredging mass to be carried out in accordance with (587/2011) Section 6 of Chapter 2 Or which requires authorisation under Section 2 or 3 of Chapter 3 of the Water Act;

(6) animal by-products as regards animal by-products and derived products not intended for human consumption and repealing Regulation (EC) No 1774/2002 Regulation (EC) No 1069/2009 of the European Parliament and of the Council of the European Parliament and of the Council Animal by-products regulation ), including manure and processed products falling within the scope of the by-products Regulation; however, the law applies to by-products and derived products intended for burning, landfill or For use in a biological treatment plant; (27.4.2010)

(7) from the rocks or soil to unremovable contaminated soil.

Articles 11 and 118 to 121 of this Act shall not apply to wastes from natural materials which are not harmful to the environment and to health in agriculture and forestry, which are used in agriculture and forestry, other than in the production of energy or in agriculture, Vegetable waste, consisting of the materials mentioned in the forestry sector, which is used in energy production.

§ 4
Application in the armed forces

This law shall not apply to the activities of the armed forces where the application of the law would jeopardise the security or security of the kingdom. Nor does the law apply, in particular, to products intended for military use or to the control of the essential security interests of the kingdom.

However, in the case referred to in paragraph 1, the military shall take into account the general obligations and principles of Chapter 2, to the extent possible, taking into account the safety of the kingdom, or To ensure security of supply.

The decree of the Council of State may provide for more detailed provisions on the activities and products to which the law or some of its provisions are not applicable.

§ 5
Definition of waste

For the purpose of this Law Waste A substance or object which its holder has removed or intends to remove, or is obliged to remove.

The substance or object is not a waste but a by-product if it is produced in a production process whose primary purpose is not to produce this substance or object and:

(1) the continued use of the substance or object is assured;

(2) the substance or object may be used directly, directly or after it has been modified in accordance with normal industrial practice;

(3) the substance or object is produced as an integral part of the production process; and

(4) the substance or object fulfils its intended use of the product as well as environmental and health protection requirements and its use as a whole does not present any risk to health or the environment.

A decree of the Council of State may provide for more detailed provisions on the conditions for classification as referred to in paragraph 2, broken down by by-product.

A decree of the Council of State may provide for more detailed provisions by type of waste, when the substance or object is no longer waste, if:

1) it has undergone a recovery operation;

(2) it has a purpose for which it is commonly used;

3) it has a market or demand;

(4) it meets the technical requirements of its intended use and complies with the provisions applicable to the corresponding products; and

(5) its use as a whole does not present any risk to health or the environment.

The Decree of the Council of State may also provide more detailed provisions for the technical requirements for the use of the substance or article referred to in paragraph 4, the technical requirements for the use of the substance or article, and other Similar issues.

ARTICLE 6
Other definitions

For the purposes of this law:

(1) Hazardous waste Waste with fire or explosive hazards, infectious, other health hazard, dangerous to the environment or other comparable property ( Hazard property );

(2) Municipal waste The waste generated in the permanent residence, in the recreation apartment, in the dormitory and in the rest of the dwelling, including the waste and the dead-end, and the quality of the waste generated by administrative, service and business activities;

(3) Mixed municipal waste The municipal waste that is left at the source of the waste collected separately from the fractions identified by type of waste;

3a) Household electrical and electronic equipment The electrical and electronic equipment used in the household and the quality and quantity of electrical and electronic equipment used in trade, industry, installations and other activities; a device likely to be Used both in the household and in other activities, shall be considered as an electrical and electronic household appliances; (6.6.2014/410)

(4) Producer of waste Changes in the nature or composition of the waste resulting from its activities, or of which the treatment, mixing or other operation results in the characteristics or composition of the waste;

(5) Holder of the waste The producer of the waste, the holder of the property or any other person in possession of the waste;

(6) Holder of the property The owner or the right holder of the property;

(7) Driver of the waste The person responsible for the transport of waste;

(8) Waste broker The person who professionally buys or sells waste or carries out waste or waste management services on behalf of others, including an intermediary who does not take physical possession of the waste;

(9) Waste management The collection, transport, recovery and disposal of waste, including the monitoring and monitoring of such activities and the aftercare and operation of disposal sites;

(10) By waste collection The collection of waste at the place of reception of the property manager, municipality, producer, distributor or other organisation, for processing or transporting waste, including preliminary sorting and temporary storage of the waste;

10a) By separate collection of waste Waste collection in such a way as to separate waste from different species and quality in order to facilitate the preparation, recycling, other recovery or other special treatment of re-use; (6.6.2014/410)

(11) Reduction of the quantity and harmfulness of the waste Any activity before the product becomes waste that promotes the reuse of the product, extends its service life or otherwise prevents the generation of waste, or reduces the amount of harmful substances in the product; or The adverse environmental and health impacts of the resulting waste;

(12) Re-use, The reuse of the product or part of the product for the same purpose as it was originally designed;

(13) Preparation for re-use For the purpose of checking, decontaminating or rectifying the waste, in which the product or part thereof is prepared in such a way that it can be re-used without any other treatment;

(14) Waste recycling The activities in which the waste is produced as a product, material or substance for either the original or other purpose; the recycling of waste shall not be considered as energy recovery or the manufacture of waste for fuel or land-filling purposes; Substance;

(15) Recovery of waste Activities, the primary outcome of which is to be used for the benefit of the plant or in the rest of the economy by replacing substances or articles otherwise used for that purpose, including the preparation of such waste For the purpose;

16) Final disposal of waste Landfill of waste, incineration without energy recovery or any other comparable activity which is not recovery of the waste, even if, as a secondary consequence of the operation, the recovery of the substance or energy contained in the waste, Including the preparation of the waste for disposal;

(17) Treatment of waste Recovery or disposal of waste, including preparation for recovery or disposal;

(18) Distributor of the product The professional seller of the product or any other entity that provides the product to the user;

19) International shipment of waste Regulation (EC) No 1013/2006 of the European Parliament and of the Council on shipments of waste ( Waste release regulation , the shipment of waste from Finland to another country, from another country to Finland and the shipment of waste through Finland.

The provisions of this law relating to the municipal waste management and public transport operation of the municipalities in the Helsinki metropolitan area (829/2009) And any other consortium of municipalities in so far as it has been entrusted to the municipality for the purposes of this Act.

The Government Decree may provide more detailed provisions on the characteristics referred to in paragraph 1 (1), on the basis of which waste is to be regarded as hazardous waste and to provide for the classification of waste for hazardous and other waste. The Decree of the Council of State may also provide for more detailed provisions as to the activities referred to in paragraph 1 (15) and the final disposal of the waste referred to in paragraph 16 and the product referred to in paragraph 1 (18). To determine the distributor. (6.6.2014/410)

§ 7
Derogation from the classification of hazardous waste

The Centre for Food, Transport and the Environment may, on application by the waste holder or on its own initiative, decide that:

(1) Waste classified as hazardous waste under Article 6 (3) does not constitute hazardous waste if the holder demonstrates reliably that the waste in question does not have any hazards and that this is not: The dilution of the waste;

(2) waste classified as hazardous waste, other than hazardous waste, is also hazardous in the case of hazardous waste.

The decision referred to in paragraph 1 shall be taken by the regional administrative office in the case of an environmental permit which falls within its competence. The issue can then be dealt with as part of a pending environmental licensing issue.

A copy of the decision shall be sent to the other authorisation and supervisory authorities concerned. A copy shall also be submitted for monitoring purposes to the Finnish Environment Agency, which shall send a summary of the decisions to the Ministry of the Environment.

Chapter 2

General obligations and principles

§ 8
General obligation to apply preferences

All activities shall, where possible, comply with the following: Precedence: Priority shall be given to reducing the quantity and harmfulness of the resulting waste. However, if waste is generated, the waste holder shall primarily prepare the waste for reuse or, in the alternative, recycle it. Where recycling is not possible, the waste holder shall make use of the waste in any other way, including recovery of energy. If recovery is not possible, the waste shall be disposed of.

The operator responsible for the production of waste or on a professional basis, or on a professional or institutional basis, on waste, and the producer referred to in Article 48 and any other professional operator involved in the management of waste shall comply with: As a binding obligation in order to achieve the best result for the purpose of the law as a whole. The assessment shall take into account the life-cycle effects of the product and waste, the precautionary principle and the principle of care for the protection of the environment and the operator's technical and economic conditions.

In order to comply with the obligation laid down in Article 2 (2), the State Council Regulation may lay down more detailed provisions on which of the options referred to in paragraph 1 for the treatment of waste on the basis of the criteria laid down in paragraph 2 Follow. Furthermore, the Decree of the Council of State may provide more specific provisions for the reduction of the quantity and harmfulness of waste, preparation for the preparation, recycling and other recovery of waste, and Obligations and deadlines for achieving the objectives and fulfilment of obligations. The objectives and obligations may differ by type of waste.

§ 9
Obligations of the manufacturer, placing on the market and distributor of the product

In order to achieve the objectives of this Act, the manufacturer shall, as far as possible, ensure that:

(1) the use of raw materials and raw materials is used in the manufacture of waste, raw materials manufactured from waste or used products or parts thereof;

(2) in order to avoid the use of raw materials containing substances harmful to the environment and to health, and replaced by less harmful raw materials;

(3) the production method is chosen in such a way as to produce as little waste as possible and the waste generated is as harmful to health and the environment as possible;

(4) no unnecessary packaging of the product;

(5) the product is sustainable, repaired and reused, recycled and disposed of as waste as little waste as possible;

(6) the product does not present any risk or damage to health or the environment or to the environment or waste, nor does it harm or hinder the organisation of waste management.

The product manufacturer shall, as appropriate, ensure that:

(1) the product has its characteristics in terms of clarity and use, the use of re-use, waste management and the allocation of producer responsibility, or that it is accompanied by information on those aspects;

(2) the users of the product shall be informed of the labelling and importance of the product and of the arrangements for re-use and waste management;

(3) waste management operators shall be provided with the necessary information on the reuse, dismantling and recycling of the product or parts thereof, as well as the location of hazardous substances and parts in the product.

In order to achieve the objectives of this law, the placing on the market of the product and the distributor shall, as far as possible, ensure that the product complies with the requirements laid down in paragraph 1 (4) to (6) and that the product is labelled and communicated and issued In accordance with paragraph 2.

In the case of the manufacture, use or disposal of the product, waste has been or may reasonably be expected to cause significant inconvenience or difficulty in the organisation of waste management, or of any risk or damage to health, or The production, placing on the market, export or use of these products may be prohibited or restricted or subject to conditions.

ARTICLE 10
Government regulations on products

The Regulation of the Council of State may provide for the production, placing on the market and distributor of the product in accordance with Article 9 (1) (5) and (6) and (2), and Article 9 (4). Of the prohibition, restriction or proposal for more specific provisions:

(1) the labelling of the product or the provision of information or information relating thereto;

(2) the prohibition, restriction or restriction of the production, placing on the market, export or use of the product referred to in Article 9 (4);

(3) the availability and reusability of the product and the necessary obligations for them;

(4) the provision of information necessary to the Authority for any activity, product or waste thereof;

(5) the prevention of waste arising from the product;

(6) the need for, and the monitoring of, compliance with, and enforcement of, the necessary action, product or waste required to implement the relevant acts of the European Union.

ARTICLE 11
Promoting compliance with the priority order

The authorities and the public authorities and the Community shall, where possible, use sustainable, reusable, reusable, recyclable and recycled raw materials and services, With as little as possible and as harmless as possible of waste.

ARTICLE 12
Accountability and disclosure requirements

The manufacturer or the manufacturer or importer of the product must be aware of the waste, its environmental and health effects, the waste management and the potential to develop its production or product In such a way as to reduce the quantity and harmfulness of waste.

The waste holder shall be aware of the origin, quantity, species, quality and other waste characteristics of the waste, as well as the environmental and health impacts of the waste and waste management, and, where appropriate, The relevant information for other waste management operators.

More detailed provisions may be laid down by the Government Decree:

(1) the obligation for the holder to monitor and monitor the environmental and health impacts of waste and waste management;

(2) the provision of information on waste and waste management to the previous holder or handler;

(3) other comparable activities in order to fulfil the obligations laid down in paragraph 2.

ARTICLE 13
Prevention of and prevention of waste and waste management

Waste should not be rejected or treated uncontrollably.

Waste and waste management shall not pose any risk to health or the environment, litter, deterioration of public safety or any other such breach of public or private interest. The disposal and transport of waste and the siting, construction, operation and post-use management of waste shall in particular ensure that waste management does not pose a risk of pollution , including noise and odour, or reduced comfort. In addition, the operation, installation or place shall be suitable for the environment and the landscape.

In the case of waste management, it is a principle that the best use of technology is used and the best practice is applied to the environment.

ARTICLE 14
Council regulations on waste and waste management to prevent waste

More detailed provisions may be laid down by the Government Decree:

1) the requirements for the collection, transport, packaging and labelling of waste;

2) the requirements or restrictions on waste received in a treatment facility or place, or a ban on the delivery of waste to a treatment facility or place;

(3) the use and management of a treatment facility or place, as well as the conditions for its establishment and post-activity activities;

(4) the structure of the treatment facility or place;

(5) the requirements for the quality, use and management of waste resulting from processing;

(6) other comparable activities in order to fulfil the obligations laid down in Article 13 (2).

The State Council Regulation may provide that the licensing authority referred to in the Environmental Protection Act may, on a case-by-case basis, derogate from the requirements of the Council Regulation adopted pursuant to paragraph 1 (2) to (6), on the basis of the criteria laid down in The Environmental Protection Act provides.

§ 15
Professional secrecy of waste

Waste from different species and quality shall be collected and kept separately from each other in the management of waste, to the extent that it constitutes a risk to health or the environment, or to prevent harm to the environment, , or for the proper organisation of waste management, necessary, technically and economically feasible.

More detailed provisions may be laid down by the Government Decree:

(1) the requirements for the separation of waste and the conditions for the combination of different types of waste;

(2) separate collection of waste, for which requirements may differ in different areas, taking into account the population density of the area, the amount of waste generated and the potential for recovery and the environmental impact of the organisation of the separate collection; and Costs.

ARTICLE 16
Obligation on the packaging and labelling of hazardous waste

Hazardous waste shall be packaged and labelled and shall be provided with the necessary information at all stages of the waste management process in such a way that the shipment and characteristics of the waste can be monitored from its place of origin for recovery or disposal.

Paragraph 1 shall not apply to the household.

The Government Decree provides for more detailed provisions on the packaging and labelling of hazardous waste and information on hazardous waste.

§ 17
Prohibition of mixing hazardous waste

Hazardous waste shall not be diluted or otherwise mixed with waste or other materials of a variety or quality. Derogation from the mixing ban may be waived if mixing is necessary to deal with the waste and is an environmental permit in accordance with the Environmental Protection Act. Waste shall be separated if hazardous waste has been mixed in contravention of the prohibition and where it is necessary to prevent risks to health or the environment or to prevent harm and technically possible without entailing excessive costs.

More detailed provisions may be adopted by the Government Decree on the implementation of the ban on the mixing of hazardous waste.

ARTICLE 18
The ban on incinerate waste in the Finnish waters and the eez

Incineration of non-ship waste in the waters of Finland and the exclusive economic zone shall be prohibited. The incineration of waste from the normal operation of the vessel is provided for by the Maritime Environmental Protection Act.

§ 19
Principles of self-sufficiency and proximity

In the planning and management of waste management, the authorities referred to in this Law shall aim to ensure that there is sufficient and necessary capacity in the country, in accordance with Article 32, for municipal waste of municipal waste belonging to the municipality. Recovery or disposal of waste and other waste ( Self-sufficiency principle ). When assessing the possibilities, account shall be taken of the priority order of waste management and the geographical conditions and the need for specific treatment of certain waste.

The waste holder shall ensure that the waste referred to in paragraph 1 is submitted for processing to one of the nearest appropriate installations ( Subsidiarity principle ).

In order to organise waste management, the municipality and other waste management operators shall take into account the provisions of paragraph 1.

§ 20
The polluter pays principle

The waste management costs are borne by the original producer or the current or previous holder of the waste ( Polluter pays principle ).

ARTICLE 21 (27/06/2015)
Recovering the costs of final disposal

The cost of the disposal of the waste disposal and the fee to be paid shall include the costs of the establishment, operation, withdrawal, after-treatment, after-treatment and environmental protection referred to in Article 59 of the Environmental Protection Act, and other The corresponding costs. The final disposal fee for waste disposal shall include the estimated cost of after-care over a period of at least 30 years.

Chapter 3

Authorities and their tasks

§ 22
Government authorities

General guidance, monitoring and development of activities under this law is a matter for the Ministry of the Environment.

The Centre for Food, Transport and the Environment shall guide and promote the performance of the tasks referred to in this Act and the provisions adopted pursuant thereto.

The Finnish Environment Agency is the competent authority within the meaning of the Waste Shipment Regulation, which is responsible for cooperating with other competent authorities under the control of the international shipment of waste. The Finnish Environment Agency is also a contact person in accordance with the Waste Shipment Regulation. In addition, the Finnish Environment Agency is the competent authority in accordance with the OPCW. (28.10.2011/1104)

The Centre for Life, Transport and the Environment shall direct and promote as a national authority the performance of the tasks related to producer responsibility within the meaning of this Act and of the provisions adopted under it.

The Agency for Social and Health Authorisation and Control controls the prevention of health damage caused by waste in its activities.

ARTICLE 23
Municipal Waste Management Authority

The municipal authorities responsible for the management of waste management under this Act shall be appointed by the municipality in order to: (165/1995) , institution ( Municipal waste management authority ).

If, pursuant to Article 43, the municipality has delegated a municipal waste management task to a company owned by the municipal authority, the municipal waste management authority shall act as a joint institution of the municipalities of the joint action area or The grouping of municipalities as provided for in the Municipality.

The municipal waste management authority may delegate its powers within the meaning of this Act to the office-holder as provided for in this Act. The power-holder shall be subject to the authority and decision of the competent authority otherwise engaged in these tasks.

KuntaL 365/1995 Has been repealed by the municipality of KuntaL 42/2015 .

§ 24
General supervisory authorities

The general supervisory authorities under this law are the Centre for Enterprise, Transport and the Environment, as well as the Law governing the environmental management of municipalities (19/04/1986) Designated by the municipality's environmental protection authority. They shall monitor compliance with this law and the provisions and regulations adopted thereunder. They also monitor compliance with Article 2, Article 3 (1) and Article 4 (1) of the OPCW Regulation. (28.10.2011/1104)

The municipality's environmental protection authority may delegate its powers within the meaning of this law to the office holder as laid down in the law on the environmental management of the municipalities. The power-holder shall be subject to the authority and decision of the competent authority otherwise engaged in these tasks. However, power cannot be transferred to the holder of the office in a case involving the use of administrative constraints.

ARTICLE 25
Other supervisory authorities

The Finnish Environment Agency monitors compliance with the provisions on international shipments of waste.

The Centre for Business, Transport and the Environment monitors producer responsibility as a national authority for producer responsibility and compliance with the provisions on the refund systems for beverage packaging.

The Agency shall monitor compliance with the requirements for products and their characteristics and labelling, as specified in the Council Regulation adopted pursuant to Article 10.

The customs service shall monitor compliance with this law and the provisions adopted pursuant to this Act concerning the beverage packaging referred to in Article 68 and, in cooperation with the Finnish Environment Agency, the international shipments of waste. The customs department also monitors compliance with the export ban provided for in Article 1 of the OPCW Regulation. (28.10.2011/1104)

§ 26
Organisation of waste management tasks in the municipality

The municipality may organise the functions of the municipal waste management authority as provided for in the Municipality:

(1) by carrying out the activity itself;

(2) agreement with the rest of the municipality;

3) by being a member of an association of municipalities.

Paragraph 1 (2) shall also apply to the consortium which manages the activities referred to in this Act.

§ 27
Expert authorities and bodies

State authorities and research institutions may act as experts or bodies in accordance with this law by issuing opinions and conducting studies and surveys to the appropriate authorities of this law. The expert authorities and bodies and their functions are laid down in more detail by a decree of the Council of Ministers.

Chapter 4

Responsibility for waste management

ARTICLE 28
Organisation of waste management

Waste management shall be provided by the waste holder, unless otherwise provided in this Chapter or in Chapters 5 or 6.

The holder of the property shall organise waste management if the holder does not take care of his/her obligation or is not pursued and where the property holder has allowed the waste-producing activity on the property or the property of the waste to be produced.

§ 29
Extradition of waste

Waste should only be given to the person who has:

(1) on the basis of the approval or labelling of a waste management register in accordance with Chapter 11, the right to receive such waste; or

(2) on the basis of an environmental permit in accordance with the environmental protection law or the registration of environmental protection under the same law, the right to receive such waste.

The waste may also be released to the recipient without the approval, marking, environmental authorisation or registration as provided for in paragraph 1, provided that it has the necessary expertise and financial and technical capacity for waste management. Organisation.

ARTICLE 30
Determination and transition of waste management responsibility

The holder's responsibility for the organisation of waste management shall cease and transfer to the new holder when the waste is delivered to the consignee referred to in Article 29. The responsibility shall not be transferred to the driver who carries waste on behalf of another.

If the waste has been disposed of in contravention of Article 29 to a recipient other than that referred to therein, the waste management organisation shall be responsible for both the new and the previous holder.

ARTICLE 31
Transport of waste

The waste carrier shall provide the waste to the place designated by the waste holder or the authority. If waste is not received, the driver must return the waste to the donor who must take the waste back.

Chapter 5

Municipal waste management

ARTICLE 32
Municipal responsibility to organise waste management

The municipality shall organise the disposal of the following, non-hazardous waste:

(1) waste generated in the permanent residence, in the recreation room, in the dormitory and in the rest of the dwelling, including the sediment and the impasse;

(2) municipal waste generated by social and health services and training activities;

(3) non-municipal waste generated by the administrative and service activities of the State, municipalities, parishes and other bodies governed by public law and public-law associations other than those referred to in paragraph 2;

(4) municipal waste generated in a commercial apartment which is collected on the property together with the waste referred to in paragraphs 1 to 3;

(5) other municipal waste collected in combination with the waste referred to in paragraphs 1 to 4 in a regional pipeline or similar collection system.

In addition, the municipality shall arrange for the reception and treatment of hazardous waste in housing. The reception and treatment of hazardous waste in agriculture and forestry is the responsibility of the municipality, unless this is an unreasonable amount of waste.

The obligation under subparagraphs 1 and 2 shall not apply to waste delivered in accordance with Char 6 or Chapter 7 to the management of waste organised by the producer or distributor.

A decree of the Council of State may provide for more detailed provisions on which waste and waste generated in the activities are waste within the meaning of paragraph 1.

§ 33
Municipal obligation to organise waste management in the alternative

A municipality shall arrange for the disposal of waste other than those referred to in Article 32, where the holder of the waste is requested and the waste is suitable for transport or for processing in the municipality's waste management system due to a lack of service provision. In the case of continuous and regular waste management services, the municipality shall make a contract with the holder of the waste not exceeding three years at a time.

§ 34
Quality requirements for municipal waste management services

In order to organise waste management, the municipality shall ensure that:

(1) the transport of waste by real estate is necessary;

(2) there are sufficient regional reception facilities for hazardous waste and other waste which are easily accessible to the producers of waste;

(3) the availability of sufficiently diversified other waste management services such as the possibility of separate collection of waste in accordance with priority order;

(4) the collection and transport of waste is organised and measured in such a way as to correspond to the quantity and quality of waste as well as possible;

(5) adequate and sufficient information on the organisation of the arrangements for the transport of waste and waste.

The Government Decree may provide more detailed provisions on the number of reception points referred to in paragraph 1 (2) and the organisation and measurement of the collection and transport referred to in paragraph 4.

ARTICLE 35
Organisation of the transport of real estate

The municipality shall ensure that the shipment of the waste referred to in Article 32 (1) is organised from the place of reception organised by the holder of the property in accordance with Articles 36 or 37 ( Real-estate waste transport ). In addition, the municipality may arrange for the organisation of the carriage of separately collected packaging waste generated by the activities referred to in Article 32 (1) for the management of waste organised by the producer.

Regardless of the way in which the shipment of waste is organised, it shall be organised in such a way that the transport services are provided in a comprehensive and reliable manner and under reasonable and non-discriminatory conditions.

The municipal waste shipment must comply with municipal waste management orders. The waste shall be submitted to the place of reception or processing ordered by the municipality.

The municipality may decide that the transport of waste is not organised in an area with difficult access, low waste holders or low-transport waste, unless transport is deemed necessary for environmental or health reasons.

§ 36
Waste transport organised by the municipality

Subject to Articles 37 or 41, the municipality shall arrange for the carriage of waste by real estate Municipal waste transport system ).

Waste may be transported by a municipality only by a municipality or by a driver who acts on behalf of the municipality.

In order to obtain services for the purpose of the transport of waste, the municipality shall comply with the provisions of the Law on Public Procurement (168/2007) Provides. Procurement shall ensure that the area and duration of the services are defined and the procurement is timed, taking into account the principles laid down in Article 2 of that law.

At the request of the municipality, the municipality shall provide the holder with information on the amount of the waste transported and the place of delivery broken down by type of waste.

ARTICLE 37
Waste transport organised by the property holder

The municipality may decide that the real estate shall be carried out in the municipality or in its part, so that the holder of the property agrees with the driver of the waste ( Waste transport organised by the property manager ), if:

(1) the transport of waste so arranged complies with the conditions laid down in Article 35 (2);

(2) waste transport contributes to the overall functioning of waste management in the municipality, supports the regional development of waste management and does not present any risk to health or the environment;

(3) the impact of the decision will be assessed as a whole, taking into account, in particular, the impact on the situation of households and on business and public authorities.

The municipality may decide that the shipment of waste organised by the holder of the property concerns a type of waste or of a type of waste.

The municipality shall monitor and monitor the implementation of the decision referred to in paragraph 1 and the fulfilment of its conditions and, where appropriate, review the issue of the transport of waste.

ARTICLE 38
Municipality's decision-making on the transport of waste

Before adopting or amending the decision referred to in Article 35 (4) and Article 37, the municipality shall provide for all the circumstances in which decision-making has a significant impact, the possibility of obtaining information and giving its opinion. The control of the potential for influence is governed by the administrative law (434/2003) . The municipality must inform the general public of its decision as referred to above and publish a decision on the information network.

ARTICLE 39
Information on the transport of waste from real estate

At the request of the operator of the waste, the holder of the property or the municipality shall, in accordance with Article 98, issue an extract from the waste management register or otherwise demonstrate that the operation has been approved in accordance with Article 96.

The waste carrier shall provide information annually to the municipal waste management authority on the property from which the waste has been collected, as well as the disposal layers of the waste containers by property and by type of waste. The municipality's waste management authority may request that information be provided on a quarterly basis if this is necessary to monitor the operation. In addition, each year the driver shall provide a summary of the amount of waste collected from the buildings and the place of delivery. The decree of the Council of State may provide more detailed information on the information to be notified.

The municipality's waste management authority shall, without delay, indicate the information referred to in paragraph 2 in the register provided for in Article 143.

ARTICLE 40
Place of reception of waste on the property

The property holder shall arrange for the collection of the property for the collection of waste belonging to real estate. The reception place may be arranged in conjunction with one or more properties.

ARTICLE 41
Disposal of waste in real estate for the transport of waste or for a regional reception

In accordance with Article 32, the holder of the property or any other waste holder shall dispose of any waste belonging to the municipal authority for the carriage of property situated in the area in the area, or to a regional reception centre organised by the municipality.

Notwithstanding paragraph 1, the holder of a waste may arrange for the carriage of waste which, due to its exceptional size, high number or other characteristic, is not suitable for carriage in the ordinary course of real estate in real estate, if: The transport has been approved in the municipality's waste management regulations or the environmental protection provisions of the municipality pursuant to Article 202 of the Environmental Protection Act. The waste holder may also dispose of the waste referred to in paragraph 1 on its property or dispose of the biowaste, sewage sludge or other waste generated in housing on the property of the neighbouring section or other nearby On a property situated in the event of a small-scale processing or a joint processing operation having been approved by the municipal waste management or environmental protection provisions. (27/06/2015)

Notwithstanding paragraph 1, the property holder may arrange for the carriage of separately collected packaging waste if the packaging waste is not carried in the case of the transport of waste in real estate. Waste must be delivered to waste management organised by the producer. Transport shall otherwise comply with the provisions of this Act concerning the carriage of waste by real estate.

ARTICLE 42
Derogation from the obligation to dispose of waste in municipal waste management

By way of derogation from Article 41 (1), the municipality may, on application by the waste holder, decide that the waste management waste referred to in Article 32 (1) (1) may be organised in accordance with Chapter 4, if the waste management so ordered is justified by other In order to organise waste management and lead to a better outcome for the implementation of the priority order, without any risk or harm to the environment or to health. The decision shall be suspended for a period not exceeding five years. (27.4.2010)

The waste holder shall report annually to the municipality's waste management authority on the type and quantity of waste generated in operation and the location and treatment of the waste.

ARTICLE 43
Delegation of municipal waste management services to the municipal company

The municipality may, by decision, transfer to it the disposal, transport and handling of the waste provided for in Article 82, the billing of waste referred to in Article 82 and the waste advice referred to in Article 93 (1) and the administrative Tasks not included in the exercise of the public authority, a company set up for that purpose, the municipality of which is owned by the municipality. The municipality is responsible for ensuring that the delegated waste management tasks are carried out in accordance with this law and the provisions adopted pursuant thereto.

The staff of the company owned by the municipalities shall be subject to the provisions relating to the administrative responsibilities of public administrations referred to in paragraph 1. The company must comply with what the law on public authorities' activities (18/09/1999) , by law in the field of electronic business (2003) , administrative law and language (2003) Provides. Liability for damages is governed by the law on damages (1999) .

The procurement of services is governed by the law on public procurement.

ARTICLE 44
Accounting for waste management and reporting obligations for drivers

If, in addition to the waste management provided for in this Chapter, a municipality or a company in accordance with Article 43 is responsible for the management of waste other waste management, it shall be specified in the accounts and, in the case of a financial year, a separate account shall be drawn up: Economic performance. The Government Decree may provide more detailed provisions for the information to be included in the calculation.

The calculation of the calculations referred to in paragraph 1 shall apply mutatis mutandis to the accounting law (136/1997) Is laid down in the accounts. The auditors shall verify the calculations as part of the statutory audit of the municipality or company. Calculations shall be attached to the accounts of the municipality or of the company. They shall be published and accessible online.

The driver shall provide the consignee with information on the origin of the waste, with a view to carrying out the accounts referred to in paragraph 1 and for the calculation of the separate calculation, if this is carried out by a municipality or municipality To maintain waste containing both waste referred to in Articles 32 or 33 and other waste.

ARTICLE 45
Waste driver's accounts in some cases

If the municipality collects waste from the driver referred to in Article 37 of the waste charge in accordance with Article 80 (2), the driver shall keep a record of the waste charges levied on the treatment of waste from its customers and shall provide information on those charges. At the request of the municipal waste management authority.

Chapter 6

Producer responsibility

ARTICLE 46
Producer's responsibility for waste management and its costs

The producer shall arrange for the management of the products referred to in Article 48 which he has placed on the market and shall bear the costs incurred, unless otherwise specified below. The duty of the producer shall apply to the products withdrawn, which shall be surrendered to the place of reception or transport referred to in Article 49 or Article 56.

The producer's obligation under paragraph 1 applies to the products placed on the Finnish market by the producer and to the market share of the producer as a reasonable proportion of the products corresponding to the market share of the producer, irrespective of the marketing of the products Date.

§ 47
Producer's primary right to organise waste management

The producer has the primary right to organise the disposal of the products withdrawn from the use of the products concerned. Other operators may establish parallel systems for the collection or reception of withdrawn products, or provide related services to the holder of the property or any other holder of the waste only if this is done in a cooperative manner. With the producer.

Notwithstanding paragraph 1, any operator other than the producer may provide services related to the reuse or preparation of the products.

In accordance with Chapter 5, the municipality may, as part of its disposal, supplement the transport and reception of withdrawn products in so far as the producer does not organise it. In this case, the discarded products must be delivered to the waste management system organised by the producer.

ARTICLE 48
Producer liability products and producers

Producer liability applies to the following products, irrespective of the type of sale, and the professional producers who place them on the market:

(1) tyres of an engine-driven and other vehicle or device for which the manufacturer, importer or coating of such a tyre, or the importer of a vehicle or appliance equipped with tyres, is to be produced;

(2) passenger cars, vans and other similar vehicles, which are produced by the manufacturer or importer of such vehicles or to the importing of vehicles in the name of the domestic user;

(3) electrical and electronic equipment which is produced by the manufacturer or importer of the appliance or the seller who sells the equipment under his name or trademark; (6.6.2014/410)

(4) batteries and accumulators, including batteries and accumulators contained in electrical and electronic equipment, vehicles or other products, where the placing on the market of a battery or accumulator is kept;

(5) newspapers, journals, office papers and other similar articles of paper produced by the manufacturer or importer of paper products used for the manufacture of paper products or the importer of a printed paper product;

(6) packaging which is produced by the producer of the product or the importer of the packaged product.

With the exception of Article 52, the provisions of this Chapter shall not apply to a producer of packaging with a turnover of less than eur 1 000 000.

The decree of the Council of State may provide for more detailed provisions concerning the products referred to in paragraph 1 and the producers referred to in paragraph 1. The Government Decree may also provide for more detailed provisions on the application of the provisions on producer responsibility where products are sourced from another country or exported by electronic or other means.

ARTICLE 49
Reception and transport of products withdrawn from use

The producer shall arrange for the destination of the products to be withdrawn in such a way that the product can be delivered free of charge and easily handed over to the reception thus arranged. For the purposes of determining the number of sites to be provided, account shall be taken of the type, nature and estimated quantity of products withdrawn and the environmental impact and costs of reception and transport. The amount may be different by product group and by region. The decree of the Council of State may provide for more detailed provisions on the number of places of reception.

By way of derogation from paragraph 1, the producer of paper products shall organise the transport of paper products referred to in Article 48 (1) (5), free of charge from the place of reception organised by the holder of the property, provided that the property is situated in another Than in a small house or haya settlement area.

The producer shall arrange for the transport of withdrawn products collected in accordance with Article 56 free of charge from the place of reception of the distributor.

§ 50
Obligation of the property holder in collecting paper products

The holder of the property shall organise a reception facility for the collection of paper products as referred to in Article 48 (1) (5). However, the obligation does not apply to small farms or other similar properties, nor to property situated in the shark-settlement area.

ARTICLE 51
Producer's obligation to inform the reception

The producer shall provide information on the location and opening hours of the destination of the withdrawn products, the waste to be received and the other matters necessary for the operation of the reception. Where appropriate, the producer shall organise information together with the municipality and other waste management operators.

Every year, the producer shall submit a report on the information he has provided to the Pirkanmaa Centre for Enterprise, Transport and the Environment.

The decree of the Council of State may provide for more detailed provisions on the obligations under paragraphs 1 and 2 of the producer.

ARTICLE 52
Actions to promote re-use

The producer shall organise the reception and transport of withdrawn products in such a way that the products collected do not unnecessarily break or be damaged, that the products and parts thereof, where necessary, are kept separate, or Separating and otherwise promoting the re-use of products and parts thereof. The distributor shall also organise a reception in such a way as to prevent, as far as possible, a breach of the products removed from the use of those products. More detailed provisions may be adopted by the Government Decree on the organisation of the reception and storage and transport of withdrawn products in order to promote the re-use and preparation of products and parts thereof. (6.6.2014/410)

In order to promote re-use, the producer shall, where possible, ensure that the holders of the product and the waste management of the withdrawn product are provided with the necessary information on the product and parts thereof. For re-use and dismantling, as well as the location of dangerous substances and parts in the product.

ARTICLE 53
Derogations from the cost of the producer of certain products not used in the household

The producer shall bear the costs of the management of weee from non-household electrical and electronic equipment placed on the market before 14 August 2005 only if the equipment to be removed is replaced by an equivalent or a new The device. Otherwise, the operator shall bear the costs of the waste management of the equipment placed on the market before that date. The producer and the holder of the equipment may agree to share the costs of waste management, irrespective of the date on which the equipment is placed on the market. (6.6.2014/410)

Producers of automotive batteries and accumulators for industrial batteries and accumulators and non-private vehicles and the holder of such a battery or accumulator may agree on the allocation of the costs of waste management, contrary to Article 46 (1) Provides.

ARTICLE 54
Producer's accounting and disclosure requirements

The producer shall, by product type, keep a record of the type, nature and quantity of the products which it has placed on the market and of the products which it has received, as well as the quantity, quality and quantity of the products which have been put on the market, as well as other comparable And to monitor compliance with the provisions adopted pursuant to it. In addition, the accounts shall specify, where appropriate, products and waste shipped for re-use, preparation for re-use, recycling, other recovery and disposal. The accounts shall also contain equivalent information on the parts of the vehicles referred to in Article 48 (1) (2) and the waste electrical and electronic equipment referred to in paragraph 3, as well as the waste resulting from them, as well as of the use exported to another country. The products and waste disposed of.

The producer shall provide a summary of the information referred to in paragraph 1 to the Centre for Business, Transport and the Environment of Pirkanmaa, on a calendar year or more frequently, if necessary, if it is necessary to comply with this law and the provisions adopted pursuant thereto. Monitoring compliance.

The decree of the Council of State may provide for more detailed provisions on the information to be included in the accounts and on the information to be provided to the Authority and on the date of their submission.

ARTICLE 55
The obligation of the producer to inform the distributor of his belonging to the producer register

When supplying the product to its distributor, the producer referred to in Article 48 (1) shall inform him of his belonging to the producer register referred to in Article 142.

ARTICLE 56
Obligation to accept a product distributor

When selling the product, the distributor shall take the following products, free of charge, from the holder free of charge:

(1) portable batteries and accumulators without the requirement to buy a new product as a condition for reception;

(1a) domestic electrical and electronic equipment for which there is nothing greater than 25 cm in foreign trade, without any requirement for the purchase of a new device as a condition for reception; (6.6.2014/410)

(2) household electrical and electronic equipment, other than those referred to in paragraph 1a, to be replaced by a new equivalent device; (6.6.2014/410)

(3) tyres of an engine-driven and other vehicle or appliance, provided that they are fitted with new tyres for their species and quantity.

However, the reception obligation referred to in paragraph 1 (1a) shall not be subject to a sales area of less than 1 000 square metres per day and not in any other trade if its sales area is less than 200 square metres. The distributor may arrange for the reception referred to in paragraph 1 (1a) and (2) in the immediate vicinity of the point of sale. (6.6.2014/410)

If the distributor of automotive batteries and accumulators of vehicles intended for private use takes on the corresponding decommissioned batteries and accumulators, they shall be received free of charge without any requirement for the purchase of a new product.

The product distributor shall compile the withdrawn products as appropriate items for the organisation of transport. The distributor may only dispose of the withdrawn products to the driver or handler acting on behalf of the producer. The cost of the reception it organists is borne by the distributor.

ARTICLE 57
Obligation to provide information to the distributor

The distributor shall, at the point of sale and in any other marketing, provide information on the possibility of disposing of the product withdrawn from the distributor's reception and the cost of the information.

ARTICLE 58
Transmission of the vehicle for scrap

The vehicle holder shall submit a vehicle intended for scrapping to the operator or handlers acting on behalf of the producer.

ARTICLE 59
End-of-life certificate and removal of the vehicle's final register

The vehicle holder shall issue a certificate of destruction to the holder of the vehicle after verification of his right to dispose of the vehicle for scrapping. The applicant or handler shall inform the Transport Safety Agency of the scrapping of the vehicle's final vehicle registration. The Finnish Transport Safety Agency shall levy a fee on the removal from the register of the producer in respect of which the State payment law applies. (150/1992) And is provided for.

The decree of the Council of State may provide for more detailed provisions on the removal of the register and on the certificate of scrap.

ARTICLE 60
Compensation for additional costs

Where a vehicle has been added to the end-of-life vehicle, objects or substances which are significantly harmful to reuse or waste management, the collector or processor may recover the additional compensation corresponding to the additional costs incurred by the vehicle operator.

ARTICLE 61
Security required from the producer of electrical and electronic equipment

The producer of the electrical and electronic equipment shall, in the interests of Pirkanmaa's business, transport and Environment Agency, provide a guarantee to cover the reception, transport, The costs of other waste management and related information and the promotion of re-use. The producer belonging to the producer group referred to in Article 62 does not need to impose a separate guarantee. (6.6.2014/410)

Eligible collateral is a guarantee, a declaration and a deposit. The guarantor shall be a credit, insurance or other professional financial institution domicile in a country belonging to the European Economic Area. In addition, it is required that the Centre for Life, Transport and the Environment of Pirkanmaa receives a guarantee on the basis of the requirement.

The industry, the transport and environmental centre, has the right to have access to the security when the producer has been declared insolvent or, in spite of the call, failed to organise waste disposal. The Centre for Life, Transport and the Environment shall distribute the security in accordance with the market share of the producer in the register of producers referred to in Article 142 to the producers and the producer organisations which organise the placing on the market Waste management of equipment.

The Government Decree may provide more detailed provisions on the calculation of the amount of the security and the mobilisation of the security.

§ 62
Establishment of a producer community and transfer of producer responsibility

Producers may jointly set up a legally enforceable Community ( Producer community ) Provide the producer with the obligations laid down in this Chapter. There must be no non-producers in the producer community. The producer may delegate responsibility for producer responsibility only to a producer entity approved in the register of producers referred to in Article 142.

The producer entity shall assume the obligations of the new producer at the request of the producer if the producer's activity falls within the competence of the producer community. The new producer shall be subject to fair and equal conditions in relation to the conditions applicable to other producers in the producer community.

The producer of packaging may also fulfil its obligations regarding the producer responsibility of the beverage packagings, including the connection of the beverage packagings referred to in Article 68.

ARTICLE 63
Producer community activities

In the producer community, obligations shall be shared equally between producers, taking into account the nature and extent of the activity and in such a way as to avoid trade barriers and distortions of competition.

The producer entity shall maintain a publicly available up-to-date list of producers who have transferred their producer responsibility. The name of the Member and the company and community symbol shall be entered in the list. The list shall also be available in the information network.

ARTICLE 64
Ensuring the functioning of the producer community

The producer entity shall have sufficient financial resources to organise its activities in an appropriate manner and in such a way that it may continue to assume the obligations of producer responsibility transferred to it for a period of at least six months. In order to demonstrate this, the producer community must present a report on its financial soundness and the plan of action for re-use and waste management in Pirkanmaa. The report and plan shall be submitted annually or if the operation changes substantially, within three months of the change.

The decree of the Council of State may provide for more detailed provisions on the identification and design of financial standing and of the plans and plans to be carried out, as well as their transmission to the Federation Centre for Enterprise, Transport and the Environment.

ARTICLE 65
Cooperation between producers and producer organisations

Producers and producer organisations of different product groups and producer organisations need to take concerted action to ensure that the implementation of producer responsibility does not result in double payments for producers or producer organisations in another product group when using: The reception and other waste management of the products removed will be organised in cooperation.

The State Council may oblige producers and producer organisations of a particular product group to cooperate and lay down requirements for joint action where this is necessary in the case of parallel reuse and waste management In order to eliminate or prevent the formation of a product, which is detrimental to the general functioning of producer responsibility schemes or to the ability of the holder to dispose of the product from reuse or waste management.

ARTICLE 66
The provision of services by producer organisations

The producer entity shall, when purchasing products for re-use and waste management, take account, in a balanced manner, of other economic operators and their ability to act on the market in such a way as to avoid trade barriers And distortion of competition.

Article 66a (6.6.2014/410)
Authorised representative of the producer or other operator of the eee

A producer who is established in Finland and sells electrical and electronic equipment at a distance directly to the users in another Member State of the European Union shall designate an authorised representative who, instead of the producer, shall be responsible for fulfilling this obligation. In that Member State. Similarly, a producer established in another Member State of the European Union who sells electrical and electronic equipment from a distance to a direct user in Finland shall, by analogy, designate an authorised representative who, instead of the producer, is responsible for the In Finland.

The operator of a producer established in another Member State of the European Union who supplies electrical and electronic equipment to the market in a non-remote way in Finland may appoint an authorised representative, a producer in Finland Is responsible for fulfilling this obligation in Finland.

A natural or legal person established in the country to which electrical and electronic equipment is sold under subsection 1 or 2 shall be designated as authorised representative. The representative shall be appointed by written mandate. The designated representative shall inform the producers concerned of the authorisation and modification or withdrawal of the authorisation.

The law provides for a producer, with the exception of the right of producers in accordance with Article 62 (1), to establish a producer group within the meaning of paragraphs 1 and 2. This also applies to what is referred to in Article 105 below the producer community.

The decree of the Council of State may provide for more detailed provisions on the procedure for the appointment of an authorised representative and the obligation to inform the producer of his/her mandate and its activities.

§ 67
Mandate for the implementation of European Union producer responsibility legislation

The decree of the Council of State may provide for the implementation of European Union producer responsibility acts:

(1) reporting on the cost of waste management for the products referred to in this Chapter;

(2) a derogation from the obligation of the producer or distributor to accept a withdrawn product and any abnormal waste management arrangements if the product is contaminated and therefore poses a health or safety risk to the staff;

(3) the obligation on the producer and the producer community to favour operators who have introduced certified environmental management systems in their service procurement; (6.6.2014/410)

(4) the crediting of the producer responsibility obligations to the producer if the product is not placed on the market in Finland. (6.6.2014/410)

Chapter 7

Beverage packaging

ARTICLE 68
Establishment and integration of beverage packagings

The deposit-based beverage system drawback system may establish: Maintaining the refund system for beverage packaging Effective producer responsibility under Article 48 (1) for beverage packagings, or by the Act on excise duty on certain beverage packagings (1037/2004) By the taxable person, alone or in combination with other beverage packaging producers or taxable persons. The producer or the taxable person may also be associated with a refund scheme for beverage packagings to which members are admitted.

In the case of drinking packaging, the obligations shall be shared between producers and taxable persons equally, taking into account the nature and extent of the activity and in such a way as to avoid trade barriers and distortions of competition. The new member shall apply conditions equal to and equal to the conditions applicable to other members of the refund system.

ARTICLE 69
Obligations of the operator of the beverage recovery system

The maintenance of the beverage packaging system operator shall provide a functional recovery system for beverage packagings, including the reception, reuse or recycling of packaging. The operator shall also provide for the management of the system, which guarantees the functioning of the system, as well as information relating to the operation.

The operator of the refund scheme for drinking kits shall keep a publicly available up-to-date list of its members. That list shall include the name of the Member and the company and the Community logo and the number of beverage packages which the member has joined in the refund scheme. The list shall also be available in the information network.

The operator of the beverage recovery system must comply with Article 54, which provides for the producer's accounting and disclosure requirements. In addition to the provisions of Article 64 concerning the safeguarding of the functioning of the producer community, Article 65 and Article 66 concerning cooperation between producers and producer organisations and Article 66 of the The provision of services.

The Decree of the Council of State may lay down more precise provisions on the minimum amount of pledge, information relating to the functioning of the refund system and the reuse and recycling targets and obligations of the packaging of the system, which: May be more severe than the corresponding targets and obligations in general for packaging.

ARTICLE 70
Labelling of packaging belonging to the refund scheme for beverage packaging

The operator of the refund scheme for beverage packagings shall ensure that the quantity of the deposit in the drinking packages forming part of the refund system and the fact that they are part of a refund scheme for beverage packagings, which has been approved by Article 103 In accordance with The Centre for the Environment, Transport and the Environment may, upon application, grant an exemption from the labelling requirement if packaged drinks are not released to consumers or the absence of labelling does not significantly impede the recovery of beverage packaging.

ARTICLE 71
Obligation to accept beverage packaging

The distributor of a beverage packaged beverage package, as referred to in Article 3 (1) (1) of the Act on the excise duty on certain beverage packagings, shall receive a reasonable amount of the same quantity of packaged drinks on the market. Empty beverage packages falling within the refund system and paid back to the return.

Chapter 8

Spatial isation

ARTICLE 72
Prohibition of littering

The environment shall not leave waste, abandon the machinery, equipment, vehicle, vessel or other object or release the substance in such a way that it can result in untidy, landscape decay, reduced comfort, human or animal injury Danger or other similar danger or harm ( Prohibition of littering ).

ARTICLE 73
Obligation to clean up the waste

The trashcan must remove the litter object or the substance from the environment and, as such, clean up the affected area.

ARTICLE 74 (6.6.2014/410)
Secondary cleaning duty

If the spam is not identified or targeted, or if the thief does not take care of his duty to clean up, the person responsible for cleaning shall be:

(1) the keeper of the road, the private road, the railway line or the port in the area which has been contaminated by the use of the road, track or port;

(2) the holder of an area commonly used for recreation or the holder of an outdoor or snowmobile division in an area that has been contaminated by the use of the site or route;

(3) the organiser of the public event in an area in the immediate vicinity and in the immediate vicinity of the event, which is a result of an opportunity, or the holder of the region, if the opportunity is organised with his agreement and not the organiser of the event; Worry about the obligation to clean up;

(4) the managing body of the waste destination in an area in its immediate vicinity and in its immediate vicinity, which has been contaminated by the use of the place;

(5) the holder of a territory other than the one referred to in paragraphs 1 to 4 in the territory of the existing place of employment;

(6) the holder of an area other than those referred to in paragraphs 1 to 5, if the cleaning process is not disproportionate, taking into account the potential of the holder to prevent the discharge or to provide for cleaning, the amount of litter and the affected area. Location and other similar considerations.

If the holder of an area referred to in paragraph 1 (6) fails to do so, or the holder does not have a cleaning duty under that paragraph, the duty to clean up shall be the municipality.

ARTICLE 75
Determination of the cleaning

The municipality's environmental protection authority may order the clean-up person to fulfil its obligations.

If the municipality fails to discharge its duties as referred to in Article 74 (2), the economic, transport and environmental centre may issue the order to the municipality.

The provision of the order and the obligation to act in the event of failure to comply with the obligation shall be laid down in Chapter 13.

ARTICLE 76
Waste collection to prevent litter

The holder of the land, the private road, the railway line or the keeper, the holder of an area commonly used for the purpose of rejuvenation, the holder of an outdoor or snowmobile route, or the organiser of a public event, shall arrange for the prevention of waste in the area Adequate waste collection and other waste management services.

ARTICLE 77
Other legal acts concerning waste

The obligation of the owner and the municipality to keep the street and certain general areas clean is laid down in the law on the condition and purity of the street and certain general areas (669/1978) . The management of the built environment shall also be governed by the provisions of the Land Use and Construction Act. (132/1999) . The deterioration of the ship's normal activity shall also apply to the prevention of emissions from ships in the maritime environment. In addition, the transfer of vehicles is governed by the law on the transfer of vehicles (1028/2008) . The decontamination of contaminated soil is laid down in the Environmental Protection Act.

Chapter 9

Waste management charges

ARTICLE 78
Municipal waste charge

The municipality shall charge a waste charge for the management of waste generated by this law to cover the cost of carrying out its mission. The fee for the final disposal of waste shall cover at least the costs referred to in Article 21. The municipality may also charge a waste charge in accordance with Article 93 (1) to cover the costs of the waste advice provided for by the municipality, the register provided for in Article 143 and other similar tasks relating to the organisation of waste management.

The waste charge shall be equal to the level of service provided by the municipality and, where possible, encourage the reduction of the quantity and harmfulness of waste and waste management according to the priority order.

A waste charge to cover the costs of waste advice, maintenance and other similar waste management arrangements referred to in paragraph 1 may be charged as a separate basic fee. The basic fee may also cover the costs of setting up and maintaining the regional reception facilities for hazardous waste and other waste.

The waste levy shall not exceed a reasonable return on capital.

ARTICLE 79
Criteria for the municipal waste charge

The basis for the municipal waste charge is the type, quality, quantity and collection times of the waste. The criteria may also be taken into account for the collection and transport conditions of the waste in the property and in the extraction area, the use of municipal collection facilities and the transport journey as a single transport. The basis of the waste charge may also be used for the number of persons living in the property, for the purpose of the property or any other equivalent, if it is difficult to reliably determine the quantity or the quality of the waste, or if it is necessary for the environment or To prevent health damage or to organise waste management.

The basis for the basic fee is the number of persons living on the property or the purpose of the property or any other equivalent. The basic fee may be imposed as a real estate or economic activity.

The criteria for the waste charge are specified in the waste rate approved by the municipality. The municipality shall, as a general rule, inform the municipality of the waste rate as published in the municipality. The municipality shall also report annually to local residents and other users of waste management services on the accumulation and potential of the basic fee and where the accumulation has been used. Information on the waste rate, the amount of the payment and its use shall be available on the computer network.

Article 41 of the Administrative Code provides for the possibility of having an effect on the admissibility of a waste fee.

ARTICLE 80
Obligation to pay municipal waste fee

The municipal waste charge shall be payable by the holder of the property or any other holder of the waste whose waste management is organised by the municipality.

If the municipality organises the treatment of the waste but does not carry out its transport, the municipality may collect the waste charge from the waste carrier.

§ 81
Determination of the municipal waste charge

The municipality's waste management authority determines the waste charge rate approved by the municipality.

Where the waste charge is deemed to be excessive or low, taking into account the amount of waste, the level of the waste management service organised by the municipality and the waste organised by the producer or the property holder in accordance with Article 41 (2) or (3). Handling or transport, the payment may be made by way of an application for payment or at the initiative of the authority, by way of derogation from the rate of waste or not to be recovered. Where a waste charge is imposed by way of derogation from the waste rate, the payment criteria shall be fair and reasonable.

ARTICLE 82
Details of the waste and the municipal waste charge

For the purpose of payment of the municipal waste charge, the payment shall be made by the person responsible for payment of the amount due, the due date, the payment address, the basis of the charge as specified in sufficient detail, information on the penalties for delay, instructions for reminding And the contact details of the municipal waste management authority or other billboard for the payment of a fee.

The payment person shall have the right to make a reminder to the municipal waste management authority within 14 days of receipt of the waste. This shall be the result of a reminder decision and shall send a new payment to the person liable for payment of the variable fee.

ARTICLE 83
Execution and restoration of the municipal waste levy

The waste charge shall be paid to the municipality or to a body acting on behalf of the municipality.

The waste charge shall be paid no later than the due date indicated in the consignment or a new invoice accompanying the reminder. If the waste charge is not paid within the time limit, the amount due shall be remunerated at the same rate as in the (163/1982) Is provided for in the interest rate.

Where a waste charge on appeal is removed or reduced, the municipality shall repay the excess amount and pay the annual rate of interest from the date of payment to the date of repayment. Interest shall be determined Article 12 of the Statute, Basis.

§ 84
Application of the provisions of the municipal waste charge to the company owned by the municipalities

The provisions of the municipal waste charge shall also apply where the municipality has delegated the service tasks relating to the organisation of waste management to the company referred to in Article 43.

ARTICLE 85
Fee for carriage by the holder of the property

Charges for the carriage of waste by a property holder shall be fair and reasonable. The offer to the property holder shall clearly state the reasons for the payment.

The property holder shall be provided with a bill for the carriage of waste, showing the amount to be paid, the date of payment, the address of the payment, the basis for payment in sufficient detail, information on late payment, instructions for the purpose of the reminder; and Contact details for the holder to contact the property manager.

Where the municipality, pursuant to Article 80 (2), inherits the waste charge for the treatment of waste from the driver, this shall specify the processing and transport of the waste to the holder of the property in its tender and on the invoice.

ARTICLE 86
Error and price reduction

The holder of the waste shall be entitled to a reduction in the price if the waste container is not emptied or disposed of otherwise in accordance with the municipal waste management orders or the contract, or if there is another similar error in the waste management service.

The holder shall, within a reasonable period of time, point out a mistake to the person managing the invoicing of the service and shall require a price reduction. The price reduction must correspond to the extent and duration of the error. The price reduction resulting from the error may be offset by the following invoicing.

The provisions of this Article shall not derogate from the agreement, to the detriment of the holder of the property, in the case of waste arising from housing.

Chapter 10

Design and control

ARTICLE 87
National Waste Plan

In order to promote the implementation of this law and the implementation of the provisions of this law, the Ministry of the Environment is prepared to prepare a national waste plan for approval by the State Council. The plan shall provide an estimate of the current state of waste and waste management and waste management, the objectives and actions to achieve these objectives. The plan shall be accompanied by an assessment of its effectiveness.

The part of the national waste plan to reduce the quantity and harmfulness of waste can be drawn up as a separate plan.

The Ministry of the Environment shall evaluate the implementation and effectiveness of the national waste plan and the separate plan at least every six years and, if necessary, prepare a revised plan for approval by the State Council.

ARTICLE 88
Regional waste plan

In order to achieve the objectives set out in the national waste plan and to promote the implementation of the measures set out in the National Waste Plan, the Agency shall draw up, individually or collectively, one or more means of transport, transport, And with the Agency a regional waste plan for its territory. The plan may also include other necessary objectives resulting from regional circumstances and measures to reduce the quantity and harmfulness of waste and to develop waste management.

The Agency shall assess the implementation and effectiveness of the regional waste plan at least every six years and, where appropriate, draw up a revised plan.

ARTICLE 89
Preparation of waste plans

The national associations and foundations referred to in Article 134 (2), as well as the authorities and authorities referred to in Article 134 (2), shall be set aside in the preparation of a separate plan for a national waste plan or a separate plan for the reduction of waste and harmfulness. To the parties whose activities or tasks the national waste plan or a separate plan may substantially relate to the draft plan, and shall give their opinion in writing. The draft must be available for an adequate period of time in the information network and the presentation of opinions. The approved plan, stating its reasons and how the opinions expressed have been taken into account, shall be communicated electronically.

The Transport and Environment Agency shall prepare a regional waste plan in interaction with local authorities and other public authorities, as well as operators in the area and associations referred to in Article 134 (2). And with the foundations for which the regional waste plan may materially accede and set up a cooperation group for that purpose. In the preparation of the regional waste plan, the province should be given an opportunity to give its opinion on the draft plan. In addition, participation in the preparation of a regional waste plan is laid down in the law on the assessment of the environmental impact of plans and programmes (2011) .

The municipality shall provide the Centre for Life, Transport and the Environment, and its Ministry of the Environment, to the Ministry of the Environment, for the preparation of a national or regional waste plan, with the necessary information on waste, the organisation of waste management, and And their development objectives.

ARTICLE 90
Government regulations on waste plans

More detailed provisions may be laid down in the Council Regulation on the preparation, preparation and content of a national and regional waste plan, on the assessment of the implementation and impact of the plan and the revision of the plan.

ARTICLE 91
Municipal waste management orders

In order to implement this law, the municipality may lay down general provisions relating to the municipality or part thereof necessary for the purpose of implementing this law:

(1) the technical requirements for the reduction, sorting, conservation, collection, recovery and disposal of municipal waste resulting from the activities referred to in Article 32;

(2) In order to comply with the requirements laid down in Article 13 (1) and (2), the practical arrangements for the collection, reception and transport of waste other than those referred to in paragraph 1 in buildings or at the reception points of the waste, and Technical requirements;

(3) measures to prevent litter;

(4) the obligation to inform the municipal waste management authority or the municipality's environmental protection authority of the waste referred to in paragraph 1 or the shipment of waste referred to in Article 39.

The provisions to be adopted pursuant to paragraph 1 (1) may also apply to the composting of municipal waste generated by activities other than those referred to in Article 32, or the small-scale treatment of such waste at its source, but not The treatment of waste from the environment.

The authority provided for in the municipal waste management order may, in an individual case, grant an exemption from the waste maintenance order on the grounds indicated therein.

ARTICLE 92
Procedure for the adoption of municipal waste management orders

Before the municipal waste management orders are issued, the municipality shall provide the relevant industry, the transport and environmental centre and, where appropriate, the other authorities with an opportunity to make an opinion. Article 41 of the Administrative Code provides for the possibility of having an effect on the issue.

The municipality shall provide information on waste management orders in general, as is published in the municipality. The provisions shall be available in the information network. They shall also be communicated to the relevant industry, transport and environmental centre and to the Regional Administrative Agency.

ARTICLE 93
Waste advice

The municipality shall provide advice, information and education in order to reduce the quantity and harmfulness of municipal waste generated in the activities referred to in Article 32 and to make waste management appropriate.

The Committee on Industry, Transport and the Environment is responsible for the (897/2009) In particular, in carrying out the task pursuant to Article 12 (1), the production operator, the manufacturer of the product and the importer of the product, as provided for in Article 12 (1), shall be promoted.

Chapter 11

Approval and labelling of waste management and producer registers

ARTICLE 94
Application for approval of a waste management register

An application for approval of a waste management register referred to in Article 142 (1) (2) shall be submitted to the person intending to carry out the transport of waste or to act as an intermediary.

The application shall be made to the Centre for Business, Transport and the Environment in whose territory most of the activities are carried out. If the competent authority is not available on that basis, the application shall be made to the operator's home, transport and environmental centre.

The application shall contain the information necessary for its handling of the operator, operation and area of operation. In addition, an application shall contain a description of the operator's professional skills. The decree of the Council of State may provide for more detailed provisions concerning the content of the application and its handling.

ARTICLE 95
Conditions for approval of a waste management register

The activity shall be approved in the waste management register if:

(1) activities are conducted in accordance with this law and the provisions adopted pursuant thereto, and in a professional manner;

(2) activities are carried out without any risk or harm to health or the environment;

(3) the equipment and equipment used in operation are technically appropriate;

(4) the applicant shall, in the interests of means of life, transport and the Agency, provide sufficient security to ensure the proper management of the waste being transported or transmitted, unless the authority decides that the lodging of a security is the scale and nature of the activity; Taking into account unnecessary.

The guarantee, insurance or deposit guarantee shall be accepted as collateral. The guarantor shall be a credit, insurance or other professional financial institution domiciled in a State belonging to the European Economic Area.

ARTICLE 96
Decision approving the waste management register

The Agency shall, without undue delay, take a decision on the application for approval of a waste management register. The activity must not be started until the Centre for Enterprise, Transport and the Environment has approved the activities in the waste management register. The decision on approval shall be valid for an indefinite period or a time limit.

The decision may lay down provisions for the fulfilment of the conditions of approval provided for in Article 95, the accounting of waste, the obligation to provide the information necessary for control purposes to the Authority and other monitoring activities. Necessary measures. The provisions may, where appropriate, be limited to the type of waste or of certain types of waste. More detailed provisions may be adopted by the Government Decree on the content of the decision.

The Business, Transport and Environment Agency shall indicate the essential elements of the application and the decision in the waste management register. Where activities are carried out within the territory of two or more means of life, transport and the Agency, the issuing authority shall forward a copy of the decision to these other means of life, transport and the environment.

ARTICLE 97
Amendment of the decision approving the waste management register

If the approved activity of the waste management register changes substantially or ceases, it shall be notified without delay to the Centre for Enterprise, Transport and the Environment and, if necessary, to submit a new application. The business, transport and the Agency shall have significant changes to the waste management register and, if necessary, amend the approval decision accordingly.

A decision on the approval of a waste management register may be amended at the initiative of the issuing authority if circumstances have materially changed or subsequently found to have been substantially different from that of the decision Is required to be adopted.

ARTICLE 98
Extract from the waste management register

The decision to approve the waste management register shall be accompanied by an extract from the information entered in the waste management register and the indication by which time the extract is to be checked. The driver, whose activity is approved in the register, must hold the ote during transport and, if requested, present it to the supervisory authorities and the police. The Government Decree may provide more detailed information on the information to be included.

For the purposes of the review, the Agency shall send an extract to the authorised operator of the waste management register during the calendar year at which three years have elapsed from the approval of the activity to the waste management register or, If the activity has been changed, the last amendment to the register. The operator shall respond to the request within a reasonable time limit set in the request for review and shall indicate the changed information.

ARTICLE 99
Withdrawal and lapse of approval of a waste management register

The Centre for Food, Transport and the Environment may withdraw approval of a waste management register if:

(1) the conditions for authorisation pursuant to Article 95 may no longer be satisfied by amending the Decision in accordance with Article 97;

(2) the operator has provided incorrect information which has materially influenced the conditions of approval; or

(3) the provisions or provisions of the Decision, despite the written observations of the Authority, have repeatedly been breached in such a way as to pose a significant risk to health or the environment.

The Agency shall decide that the approval of a waste management register shall lapse if the operator fails to comply with the request for a revision of the extract referred to in Article 98 (2). The operator shall be given an opportunity to be heard before the waste management register is withdrawn.

ARTICLE 100
Notification of collection activities in the waste management register

For the purposes of marking the waste management register referred to in Article 142 (1) (2), the person intending to carry out the collection of waste shall make a declaration to the environmental protection authority of the municipality in whose territory the collection takes place. The notification shall be made in good time before the collection begins. Notification does not need to be made if the collection requires an environmental permit in accordance with the Environmental Protection Act or is accepted as part of an environmental authorisation. (6.6.2014/410)

The notification shall contain the information necessary for the purpose of marking the waste management register for the operator and for activities such as collection of waste, waste containers and the location of reception sites, as well as on health and safety measures. To prevent damage to the environment. A decree of the Council of State may lay down more detailed provisions concerning the content of the notification. (6.6.2014/410)

The municipality's environmental protection authority shall inform the notifier of the waste management register.

ARTICLE 101
Application for authorisation of a producer register

For the purposes of Article 142 (1) (3), the operator of the duty drawback of the beverage packagings provided for in Article 48, as provided for in Article 62 and Article 68 of the beverage packaging system provided for in Article 68, must make an application to the Pirkanmaa, Transport and Environment Centre. , with a view to the approval of the producer register. The application shall be made in good time in such a way that the disposal of waste products can be secured.

The application shall specify the applicant and describe the activities carried out by this applicant. The application shall contain information on the reception and information, re-use, recovery and other waste management of the products withdrawn. In addition, the producer of electrical and electronic equipment of the household shall provide a statement of the security provided for in Article 61. The application for an operator of a producer Community and a refund scheme for beverage packagings shall provide the necessary information on contracts, rules and other documents to assess whether the action meets the requirements laid down in this Act and the requirements thereof. (6.6.2014/410)

More detailed provisions on the content and handling of the application may be laid down by the Government Decree.

ARTICLE 102
Conditions for approval of a producer register

The producer, the producer community or the operator of the refund scheme for beverage packaging shall be approved by the producer register if:

(1) fulfil the requirements laid down in this Act and the requirements thereof;

(2) the reception of withdrawn products or beverage packaging shall be organised in accordance with this law and the requirements laid down therein;

(3) the re-use and disposal of products for the re-use and disposal of products shall comply with the obligations relating to the re-use and recovery of products provided for in this Act and shall take account of the objectives pursued.

In addition to the provisions of paragraph 1, the approval of a producer register of the producer community and of the refund scheme for beverage packaging shall be subject to the condition that:

(1) the producer entity has been established and acts in accordance with Articles 62 and 63 and the refund scheme for beverage packaging, in accordance with Articles 68 and 69;

(2) the producer community or the operator of the beverage recovery system has submitted an acceptable report and an action plan in accordance with Article 64.

Furthermore, the approval of a producer of an electrical and electronic equipment of the household is subject to the lodging of the security provided for in Article 61. (6.6.2014/410)

ARTICLE 103
Decision approving the register of producers

The Agency shall, without undue delay, make a decision on the application for approval of the producer register without undue delay. The decision on the approval of the operator of the producer community and of the refund scheme for beverage packagings shall be, according to the quality of the case, to be in force for an indefinite period or time. The decision to approve the producer is currently in force.

The decision may provide the necessary provisions to comply with the conditions of approval provided for in Article 102 and to fulfil the other requirements laid down in this Act and under it, and to control activities. The provisions may also impose on new producers, producer organisations and operators of beverage systems refund systems, taking into account the quality and scope of the operation, progressively tightening up the obligations relating to the start-up phase, and Targets for the reception, re-use and recovery of products withdrawn, as well as the functioning of the refund system for beverage packagings until the obligations and objectives laid down by the Council's decree are fully applied. Such provisions may only be adopted if the producer, the producer community or the maintenance of the beverage packaging system operator for the reception, transport and handling of withdrawn products has been concluded with the parties concerned By means of a letter of intent or similar documents, it is demonstrated that the operation is subject to the condition laid down by the Council Regulation within the time limits laid down in the decision. (6.6.2014/410)

The Business, Transport and Environment Agency shall provide the relevant information on the application and the decision to the producer register.

More detailed provisions may be adopted by the Government Decree on the content of the decision.

ARTICLE 104
Extract from the producer register

The means of subsistence, transport and the Agency shall be provided by the producer register to the producer of beverage packagings from the producer register. The refund system operator shall provide an extract to the members who joined the system.

ARTICLE 105 (6.6.2014/410)
Notification of the producer or member of the producer register

The producers or members of the producer's register shall be informed by the producers or members of the producer authority of the refund system approved by the register of the producer or beverage packagings, whose obligations under this law are fulfilled by the producer entity or the refund system. The administrator takes care. If the information is changed, it shall also be entered in the register. The means of life, transport and the environment of the Pirkanmaa shall be entered in the register of producers and shall be notified to the notifier. A decree of the Council of State may lay down more detailed provisions concerning the content of the notification.

ARTICLE 106
Amendment of the decision to approve the register of producers

Where the operator of the producer's register, the producer entity or the refund scheme for beverage packagings, changes substantially, or if the members of the producer Community or beverage-packages are changed, it shall be notified: Without delay, the Centre for Business, Transport and the Environment of Pirkanmaa and, if necessary, submit a new application. The industry, the transport and the Agency shall have a significant change in the data in the producer register and, where necessary, amend the decision on the approval of the producer register.

The decision may also be amended at the initiative of the Pirkanmaa, Transport and Environment Agency, if circumstances have materially changed or the basis of the decision is found to have been substantially different from that of the decision Required.

The decree of the Council of State may provide more specific provisions for the date of notification referred to in paragraph 1.

§ 107
Withdrawal and lapse of approval of a producer register

The Centre for Life, Transport and the Environment may cancel the approval of a producer register if the producer, the producer community or the operator of the refund scheme for beverage packagings are kept in writing from the written observations of the Transport and Environment Agency. In spite of repeated failure to comply with this law and the provisions adopted pursuant to it and the obligation to provide for the reception, re-use, recovery and other waste management of the withdrawn product, or If any other authorisation provided for in Article 102 The condition, notwithstanding the written observations of the Authority, may not be fulfilled.

If the producer ceases its activities falling within the producer responsibility, the producer Community or the refund scheme for the beverage packaging is terminated or terminated, without a separate decision and without a separate producer, producer entity or The operator of the refund scheme for beverage packaging is removed from the register.

Chapter 12

International transfers of waste

ARTICLE 108
International transfer of waste and its approval

The international transfer of waste and its approval shall be complied with, as laid down in the Waste Shipment Regulation and in this Act and under it.

ARTICLE 109
Transfer of waste to another country

In addition to the provisions of Article 108, from Finland to another country may be transferred to the final disposal of waste and, in accordance with Article 32, for the recovery of municipal waste belonging to a municipal authority only if:

(1) Finland does not have technical or economic conditions or the necessary facilities for the treatment of the waste in an acceptable manner;

(2) waste is treated more substantially in terms of environmental protection than in Finland;

(3) waste is treated in a way that is acceptable to the environment in Finland and which is substantially cheaper than treatment in Finland;

(4) the transfer is made for the purpose of testing a new processing method or for other activities; or

(5) The transfer of non-hazardous waste is based on the territorial cooperation of waste management between Finland and Sweden or between the municipalities of Finland and Norway.

ARTICLE 110
Transfer of waste to Finland

In addition to the provisions of Article 108, Finland may only be referred to waste if the disposal of waste generated in Finland or the recovery of municipal waste belonging to a municipal authority under Article 32 is therefore not precluded, or Be delayed.

In the event of a shipment of waste to a final disposal in Finland, the approval of the shipment shall also be subject to:

(1) hazardous waste is incinerated in a specialised plant;

(2) the waste is treated in a biological or physical manner; or

(3) dumping of waste on land, on land or in particular on a planned landfill or on the incineration of non-hazardous waste is based on the territorial cooperation of waste management between Finland and Sweden or between the municipalities of Finland and Norway.

ARTICLE 111
Prohibition of the international transfer of waste due to illegal transfer or non-payment

The Finnish Environment Agency may prohibit the international shipment of waste if:

(1) the notifier or the notifier referred to in paragraph 15, as referred to in Article 2 (14) of the Waste Shipment Regulation, has been found guilty of an illegal shipment as referred to in paragraph 35 of that Article; or

(2) the notifier has failed to pay the handling fee for the declaration issued by the Finnish Environment Agency which joined the previous waste shipment.

ARTICLE 112
Application of the export ban on shipments of waste in certain situations

The Finnish Environment Agency may decide that:

(1) In exceptional cases, the export ban referred to in Article 36 (1) of the Waste Shipment Regulation does not apply to waste classified as hazardous waste in Annex V to a specific regulation if the notifier reliably demonstrates that there are no The hazard characteristics referred to in Paragraph 1 (1);

(2) in exceptional cases, waste may be classified as hazardous waste and therefore be subject to an export ban in accordance with Article 36 (1) of the Waste Shipment Regulation, even if the waste is not listed in Annex V to the Regulation or mentioned in Part 1 of the Annex. On list B, if that waste is a hazard characteristic referred to in Article 6 (1) (1).

Before adopting the decision referred to in paragraph 1, the Finnish Environment Agency shall inform the competent authority of destination. A copy of the decision shall be sent to the other authorisation and supervisory authorities concerned. The Finnish Environment Agency shall also inform the Ministry of the Environment and the European Commission by the end of each calendar year.

ARTICLE 113
International waste shipment pursuant to Article 18 of the Waste Shipments Regulation

The Finnish Environment Agency shall be entitled, upon request, to obtain the information referred to in Annex VII to the Waste Shipment Regulation as referred to in Annex VII to the Waste Shipments Regulation, if necessary Compliance with the Regulation and the implementation of the Regulation.

ARTICLE 114
Prior approval of the waste recovery facility

The Finnish Environment Agency may, upon application, grant the operator of a waste recovery facility in Finland the prior approval referred to in Article 14 of the Waste Shipment Regulation for the purpose of receiving waste from another European Economic Area, or State of the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD). Prior approval shall not be granted to the operator of the temporary recovery operation referred to in Article 2 (7) of the Waste Shipment Regulation.

Prior approval may be granted if:

(1) the operator has an environmental permit in accordance with the Environmental Protection Act;

(2) the operator has sufficient expertise in international shipments of waste;

(3) the operator has a voluntary participation in the Community eco-management and audit scheme (EMAS) and Regulation (EC) No 761/2001 and Commission Decisions 2001 /681/EC and 2006 /193/EC An environmental management system, in accordance with Regulation (EC) No 1221/2009 of the European Parliament and of the Council repealing Regulation (EC) No 1221/2009; and

(4) in the case of international shipments of waste, the operator has taken care of its obligations under this Act, the Waste Shipment Regulation and the Environmental Protection Act.

The Finnish Environment Agency shall take a decision on the application for prior approval. The decision shall identify the types of waste and the method of recovery as well as the installation concerned by the approval. The prior approval shall be temporary and shall be granted for a period not exceeding 10 years.

An application for prior approval shall contain the information necessary for the application of the application for the operator, the installation and its activities, as well as the planned international shipments of waste. A decree of the Council of State may lay down more detailed provisions on the content of the application for prior approval and the decision.

ARTICLE 115
Modification and withdrawal of the decision on the approval or prior approval of an international shipment

The Finnish Environment Agency may, on its own initiative, amend its decision on the acceptance or prior approval of the international shipment, if the circumstances have materially changed or later found to be substantially Different from that of the decision.

A decision on the approval of an international shipment may be withdrawn if any of the conditions laid down in the Waste Shipment Regulation or the transfer provided for in this Law are no longer fulfilled. The decision on prior approval may be withdrawn if any of the conditions laid down in Article 114 of the approval is no longer fulfilled.

ARTICLE 116
Security of the international transfer of waste

In accordance with Article 6 of the Waste Shipment Regulation, guarantee, insurance or deposit is accepted as collateral. The guarantor shall be a credit, insurance or other professional financial institution domiciled in a State belonging to the European Economic Area.

ARTICLE 117
Customs duties

Where appropriate, the customs duty shall stop the international shipment of waste which does not comply with the requirements of the Waste Shipment Regulation or of this Act and shall inform the Finnish Environment Agency thereof for further action.

The Customs Office may order the customs offices of Finland through which the waste is to be transferred to the European Economic Area or the European Economic Area.

Article 117a (6.6.2014/410)
Specific provisions for used electrical and electronic equipment

If the electrical and electronic equipment used is to be transferred to another country as a product and not as waste, the operator shall demonstrate the accuracy of the classification by means of a bill on the sale or transfer of ownership of the equipment, or By means of a test certificate, a waybill or any other equivalent of the condition or quality of the equipment, by means of a report or a document, and by presenting evidence that the device is adequately protected from the damage caused by the transfer. The Decree of the Council of State may provide more specific provisions for the classification of the eee used for classification as a product, test methods, test results, surveys and other information, as well as Adequate measures necessary to protect against damage. The information and actions required may be different by type of device, by user group or by use.

Where the classification of an used eee as a product cannot be demonstrated in accordance with paragraph 1, the device shall be considered as waste and its transfer to another country as an illegal shipment within the meaning of the Waste Shipment Regulation.

Chapter 13

Control and administration

ARTICLE 118
Accounting and disclosure requirements

The operator shall keep records of the waste where the question is:

(1) activities which generate at least 100 tonnes of waste per year;

(2) activities involving hazardous waste;

(3) the treatment of waste within the meaning of point 13 of Table 1 and point 13 of Annex 1 to the Environmental Protection Act, but not the treatment referred to in Article 32 (1) (1) to (3) of that Law; (27/06/2015)

(4) activities other than those referred to in paragraphs 1 to 3, which are subject to environmental authorisation;

(5) the transport of waste as referred to in Article 94 and the collection of waste and the collection of waste as referred to in Article 100.

The previous waste holder and the producer referred to in Article 48 shall, on request, provide accounting information on the waste management of the waste supplied.

ARTICLE 119
Information to be included in the accounts and how to store them

The accounts referred to in Article 118 shall include, according to the nature of the activity, information on the type, nature, quantity, origin and place of supply of waste collected, collected, transported, transported, transported or processed, as well as the transport of waste, and Handling. The accounts shall also include information on the amount of waste generated in the operation provided for in Article 118 (1) (1) in relation to turnover, the number of employees or the extent of the activity expressed in a similar manner ( Specific waste quantity ). A decree of the Council of State may provide more precise provisions on the information to be included in the accounts by activity or by type of waste, and the calculation of the specific quantity of waste.

The accounting records shall be kept in writing or electronically for six years. A decree of the Council of State may provide for a shorter period of time if a period of six years is manifestly unnecessary for the control of the operation.

ARTICLE 120
Obligation to monitor and monitor the operator

The operator referred to in Article 118 (1) shall monitor and monitor the waste management it organises on a regular and planned basis in order to ensure that the operation complies with the provisions of this Law and And that the supervisory authority may be provided with the necessary information. The operator shall also ensure that the persons responsible for the management of waste management are trained in monitoring and monitoring activities and are provided with sufficient information. The operator shall, without delay, take action to address the deficiencies identified in the monitoring and surveillance activities.

An operator shall present to the licensing authority a plan for the organisation of monitoring and monitoring of the waste management. The plan shall include the necessary information for the organisation of monitoring and monitoring of waste management. Where the quality or quantity of the waste to be treated or the arrangements for processing change, the operator shall evaluate and, where appropriate, revise the plan and inform the Authority accordingly.

The Government Decree may provide more detailed provisions for the organisation of monitoring and surveillance of waste management, as well as the content of the monitoring and monitoring plan for the treatment of the waste referred to in paragraph 2.

ARTICLE 121 (6.6.2014/410)
Transfer document

The holder of the waste must draw up a movement document on hazardous waste, precipitation and deadlock, from sludge, sand and grease fire wells, contaminated soil and other building and demolition waste other than unpolluted soil, Shall be transferred and delivered to the recipient referred to in Article 29. The movement document shall contain the information necessary for monitoring and monitoring the type, quality, quantity, origin, date and date of the waste and the driver.

The holder of the waste shall ensure that the movement document is involved during the shipment and, at the end of the shipment, to the recipient of the waste. The consignee shall confirm the receipt of the waste by signature of the document or by the most reliable arrangements. The movement document may be stored electronically if it is available during transport. The holder and the consignee shall keep the movement document or a copy of the movement document for three years.

If the waste referred to in paragraph 1 is recovered from the household, the carrier shall, instead of the holder of the waste, draw up a movement document and provide it with the document and its storage. The movement document used in the international transfer of waste is provided for in the Waste Shipment Regulation.

A decree of the Council of State may provide for more detailed provisions on information on the movement document and on its use and on the information contained therein and the procedures relating thereto.

ARTICLE 122
Right to information

The Authority, the Ministry of the Environment and the Finnish Environment Agency, or any official or office-holder, shall be entitled, upon request, to obtain this law and the provisions adopted pursuant to it and the To monitor compliance with the OPCW Regulation and enforce the law:

(1) the necessary information from the holder of the waste or any other waste management operator or the duty to clean up the affected area;

(2) the necessary information concerning the manufacture and use of the product, and the products to be manufactured, imported or otherwise placed on the market, as well as waste and waste management from the manufacturer of the product, From the importer or other placing on the market;

(3) the necessary information and documents from another authority, official or office-holder within the meaning of this Article, notwithstanding the obligation of professional secrecy laid down in the law on the publicity of the activities of the public authorities.

(28.10.2011/1104)

In addition, at the request of the producer community, the producer, the distributor, the distributor and any other waste product referred to in Article 48, the means of life, the transport and environmental centre, or the official thereof, shall be entitled: The monitoring of compliance with this law and the provisions and regulations adopted pursuant thereto, and the information necessary for the implementation of this law, on the quantity, collection or export of products placed on the market and withdrawn from use, or Re-use, preparation for re-use, On recycling, recovery or other waste management, as well as other such items.

The municipal waste management authority, or its designated office-holder, shall be entitled, upon request, to obtain from the holder or other waste management operator, for the purpose of carrying out the task of the organisation of waste management provided for in Chapter 5, necessary Information.

ARTICLE 123
Right of access

The Authority or its official or office-holder shall have access to the premises at the premises of a non-permanent resident in order to monitor compliance with the provisions of this law and the provisions adopted pursuant to it and the provisions thereof. For justice:

1) to travel in another area and enter a place where activities falling within the scope of this law are carried out;

(2) carry out inspections and investigations;

(3) perform measurements and take samples;

4) to monitor the environmental and health impacts of the activities.

The municipality's waste management authority or its designated office-holder shall have the right to carry out, for the purpose of carrying out the task of managing the waste management task provided for in Chapter 5, the necessary checks on non-permanent housing Available on the premises and obtain the necessary information for inspection.

When required, the holder of the place inspected or the manufacturer, the placing on the market or the holder of the inspected product, shall present to the transmitting authority, or to the official or the office-holder, written or electronic For inspection purposes, documents which may be relevant under the supervision of compliance with this law and the provisions adopted pursuant thereto. The official or official holder of the inspection shall be entitled to obtain copies of the documents and printouts to be checked in the information systems.

The Authority may decide that the holder of the place to be inspected or the holder of the inspected product shall pay reasonable costs for measurements or studies where this is justified by the enforcement of the law. The amount of the fee shall be determined in accordance with the provisions of the State Payment Act. The results of the measurement or study shall be communicated to the holder of the place inspected or the product inspected.

ARTICLE 124
Inspections

The supervisory authority shall periodically review the installations and activities in which hazardous waste is generated. The activities of the operator carrying out the commercial transport or collection of waste or the operator of the waste shall be checked. Inspections of environmental authorisation activities are laid down in the Environmental Protection Act and accordingly. (6.6.2014/410)

More detailed provisions may be laid down by the Government Decree on the organisation of inspections and other control activities.

ARTICLE 125
Issue of a single provision

The municipality's environmental protection authority may, on the basis of its inspection, issue an individual provision other than that relating to environmental authorisation, which is necessary for the prevention of waste or for the proper organisation of waste management. The order shall be reasonable, taking into account the nature of the activity and the importance of the degradation or other handicaps.

ARTICLE 126
Correction of a violation or omission

The Authority may:

(1) prohibit any breach of this law or of any regulation or regulation adopted pursuant to it, the continuation or repetition of the provisions of the Waste Shipment Act, or any other means of fulfilling its obligations;

(2) order the restoration of the environment, as referred to in paragraph 1, or to eliminate the harm caused by the infringement;

(3) impose provisional measures concerning waste or the product, such as the appropriate storage or storage of the waste or the product, the prohibition of unloading of waste, the return of the waste to the original place or any other equivalent; The measures necessary for the situation referred to in paragraph 1.

The costs of interim measures shall be borne by the person who has acted in contravention of the provisions or regulations.

In the event of an emergency, the order may be issued by an administrator appointed by the environmental protection authority of the municipality. However, the matter must be brought to the attention of the Environmental Protection Authority of the municipality.

ARTICLE 127
Correction of an infringement or non-infringement of product or product labelling

Where the product or its markings do not comply with the identified requirements laid down in this law or in the Council Regulation adopted pursuant to it, the Ministry of the Environment or, in the case of products referred to in points 3, 4 or 6 of Article 48 (1), The Agency may: (17/04/2013)

(1) oblige the manufacturer, importer or other placing on the market to make any changes to the product or to its markings such that they comply with the requirements laid down in this law or in accordance with it, and to demonstrate the changes made;

(2) prohibit the manufacturer, importer, placing on the market of an anti-regulation product, on a temporary or permanent basis, from the manufacture, import, transfer, sale or supply of a product or prohibit the use of the product or Oblige the infringer to take the necessary measures concerning products already placed on the market;

(3) order the offence to be properly presented as waste.

The order referred to in paragraph 1 (1) shall be issued by the customs service where the beverage packagings referred to in Article 68 are covered by the beverage packaging referred to in Article 68. The order shall then be applied to the maintenance of the beverage packaging system.

ARTICLE 128
Correction of an infringement or non-infringement of waste management by a producer

If the producer or producer entity referred to in Chapter 6 or the operator of the beverage package referred to in Article 68 has failed to organise re-use, recycling, other recovery or other waste management based on producer responsibility In accordance with this law or in accordance with the provisions or regulations adopted pursuant to it, the Centre for Life, Transport and the Environment may, in addition to the provisions of Article 126:

(1) oblige the producer, the producer community or the system operator of the beverage packaging to bring its activities into conformity with the provisions of this law and the provisions adopted pursuant thereto, and to demonstrate the changes to be made;

(2) prohibit the producer from placing the product referred to in Article 48 until the producer has been approved or entered in a producer register in accordance with Article 142.

ARTICLE 129 (27/06/2015)
Periodic penalty payment, threat of commission and threat of suspension

The Authority or the Ministry of the Environment shall intensify, unless it is manifestly unnecessary, the prohibition or provision of any prohibition or provision which it provides under this law, or at the risk of the failure to act at the expense of the non-defaulter, or Suspension or prohibition.

In the case of preliminary investigations, prosecutions or proceedings, or in the case of a payment for failure to act, the criminal liability of a natural person shall not be exercised by a natural person, as provided for by or pursuant to this law Information provided by the obligation to disclose information obtained by imposing a fine on him in order to comply with the obligation.

Subject to this law, the penalty payment, the threat to be made and the threat of suspension shall apply otherwise, in the context of the (1113/1990) Provides.

ARTICLE 130
Sale of movable property subject to the threat of action

Where the threat to the assets of movable property has been imposed and the property has a monetary value, the supervisory authority shall be entitled to provide such property for recovery or to sell the cost of the commission Or transfer the sale of assets to the enforcement authorities. Any surplus must be returned to the original owner.

ARTICLE 131
Non-action fee

The producer or producer entity referred to in Chapter 6 shall be obliged to pay a default fee if this fails to comply with the obligation laid down in Article 101 to submit an application for approval of the producer register.

The default fee shall also be payable:

1) a producer who fails to comply with the obligation laid down in Article 54 to keep records and to provide a summary of the records of the accounts;

(2) the carrier or retailer who fails to comply with the obligation laid down in Article 94 to submit an application for approval of a waste management register;

(3) waste collectors who fail to comply with the obligation laid down in Article 100 to report to the waste management register;

(4) a driver who fails to comply with the obligation laid down in Article 98 to carry out a waste management register;

(5) the non-compliance with the obligation to draw up the movement document provided for in Article 121, the obligation to carry forward the movement document during the shipment or the obligation to confirm the reception of waste; (6.6.2014/410)

Paragraphs 6 to 7 are repealed by L 6.6.2014/4 .

(8) the non-compliance with the obligation to draw up or sign the document referred to in Article 18 of the Waste Shipment Regulation or the obligation to carry out the document during the transfer;

(9) a notifier for shipment of waste who fails to lodge a security in accordance with Article 6 of the Waste Shipment Regulation prior to the shipment of waste.

ARTICLE 132
The amount of the default fee

The default fee for the submission of an application as referred to in Article 131 (1) shall be 1 % of the annual turnover of the financial year of the preceding year, but not less than EUR 500 and not more than eur 500 000. The payment for failure to act as referred to in Article 131 (2) shall be at least eur 500 and not more than eur 10 000, taking into account the quality and extent of the non-compliance and the economic advantage achieved.

The default fee may be reasonable, or may be waived, if it is shown that the default has been the result of an error of payment or of exceptional circumstances and the obligation to pay has not been paid for by default. Of a significant economic advantage.

Without prejudice to the provisions of confidentiality, the Centre for Enterprise, Transport and the Environment shall, at the request of the Committee on the Environment, Public Health and Consumer Protection, be entitled, at the request of the Court, to ensure that, for the purpose of determining the amount of the default fee, the Information on turnover or equivalent returns for tax purposes.

ARTICLE 133
Determination of a default fee

The default fee shall be determined by the Authority. Before the imposition of a charge pursuant to Article 131 (1) and (2) (2) (1) to (3), the Authority shall make a written request to the Authority for failure to pay the default by the deadline of its default. A minimum period of 30 days shall be set aside for the correction of default. Payment may be made within 60 days of the expiry of the period laid down in the request, if the defaulter has not remedied the omission. Before the payment is made for failure to comply with the provisions of Article 131 (2) (4) to (9), the Authority must first of all point to the omission in writing and, at the same time, call on it not to repeat the failure to act. The payment may be made if the operator reproduces the defaulting over the next two years or the imposition of the previous payment. Payment may be made over a period of 60 days from the declaration of non-compliance.

The default fee shall not be imposed on the person who has been convicted of a criminal offence in the same case or if the case is pending in the investigation, prosecution or court.

The failure to make an application for failure to submit an application as referred to in Article 131 (1) may be reordered in the event of a period of at least the calendar year following the imposition of the previous payment. The imposition of the new fee shall be subject to the provisions of paragraph 1.

The default fee is payable to the State. Interest shall be charged on late payment due to the non-payment of the default interest due on the maturity date. Article 4 of the Corinth Act In accordance with

ARTICLE 134
Access to justice

If a matter referred to in Article 75, 125 or 126 has not been initiated on its own initiative, the case may be initiated in writing:

(1) the person whose right or interest may be affected;

(2) a registered association or a foundation intended to promote the comfort of the environment, health or nature, or the environment in which they live, and in which the environmental or health effects of the question in question are present;

(3) the municipality of residence and the rest of the municipality in whose territory the environmental or health effects of the activity are manifold;

(4) the Centre for Enterprise, Transport and the Environment, and the Environmental Protection Authority of the municipality and the municipality of influence.

ARTICLE 135 (30.12.2013/1178)
Official assistance

Police officers' obligation to provide administrative assistance (872/2011) in Chapter 9 of Chapter 9 And the border guards' obligation to guard the border (578/2005) . Customs is also required to provide administrative assistance under the supervision of this law and of the provisions and regulations adopted thereunder.

ARTICLE 136
Action in the criminal case

The Authority shall notify the police or, in the case of a customs offence, as a matter of priority to the customs authority for a preliminary investigation, if there is a suspicion of an act or omission within the meaning of Article 147 (1). However, the notification may not be made if the act is to be taken into account, taking into account the circumstances, and the public interest must not be considered to be pressing.

The Centre for Food, Transport and the Environment is a criminal case in the event of a breach of the general interest. The centre of life, transport and the environment is the plaintiff in the matter of producer responsibility in the event of a breach of the general interest.

Chapter 14

Appeals and enforcement

ARTICLE 137 (17/05/1062)
Appeals appeal

The decision of the Authority under this Act may appeal to the administrative court, as in the case of administrative law, (18/06/1996) , unless otherwise specified below. The charge for the processing of the case shall be subject to the same order as the main issue.

Decision of the Administrative Court to withdraw the approval of a waste management register or a producer register, the withdrawal of the decision on the acceptance of the international shipment and the withdrawal of prior approval, the decision referred to in Articles 126 to 128, and In the case of a payment for failure to act, an appeal shall be made by way of appeal as laid down by the Law on Administrative Law. An appeal against any other decision of the administrative court may be lodged only if the Supreme Administrative Court grants an appeal.

Complaint on a decision taken pursuant to Articles 96, 97 and 99 of the Agency for Life, Transport and the Environment, and of the decision referred to in Articles 126 and 133 of the Rules of Procedure relating to infringement or failure to fulfil the obligations laid down in those articles The administrative court in which the main part of the activity in question is carried out in the tachograph. The appeal against a decision adopted pursuant to Articles 103, 106, 107, 126, 128 or 133 of the Rules of Procedure of the Court of Justice of the Republic of Pirkanmaa shall be submitted to the administrative court of the Member State of origin or of its Domicile, which is essentially concerned by the decision. The appeal against a decision taken under Article 7 (2) of the Regional Administrative Agency shall be lodged with the Administrative Court of Vaasa.

The decision on the approval of the municipal waste management orders and the decision on the rate of waste, as well as the decision taken pursuant to Article 37 and Article 43 (1), may be appealed against in the manner prescribed by the Municipality. Under Article 126 (3) of this Act, the municipality's office holder shall not be subject to any individual appeal.

L to 22/2015 Article 137 shall enter into force on 1 January 2016. The previous wording reads:

ARTICLE 137
Appeals appeal

The decision of the Authority under this law shall be appealed to the administrative court, as in the case of administrative law (18/06/1996) , unless otherwise specified below. The charge for the processing of the case shall be subject to the same order as the main issue.

Complaint on a decision taken pursuant to Articles 96, 97 and 99 of the Agency for Life, Transport and the Environment, and of the decision referred to in Articles 126 and 133 of the Rules of Procedure relating to infringement or failure to fulfil the obligations laid down in those articles The administrative court in which the main part of the activity in question is carried out in the tachograph. The appeal against a decision adopted pursuant to Articles 103, 106, 107, 126, 128 or 133 of the Rules of Procedure of the Court of Justice of the Republic of Pirkanmaa shall be submitted to the administrative court of the Member State of origin or of its Domicile, which is essentially concerned by the decision. The appeal against a decision taken under Article 7 (2) of the Regional Administrative Agency shall be lodged with the Administrative Court of Vaasa. (27/06/2015)

The decision concerning the approval of the municipal waste management orders and the decision on the rate of waste, as well as the decision taken pursuant to Article 37 and Article 43 (1), shall be appealed against, as provided for in the order of the Municipality. Under Article 126 (3) of this Act, the municipality's office holder shall not be subject to any individual appeal.

Decision of the Administrative Court concerning the execution of a waste charge pursuant to Article 83 or of the Law on the implementation of taxes and charges (706/2007) , may appeal against an appeal only if the Supreme Administrative Court grants an appeal.

ARTICLE 138
Right to appeal

The right of appeal shall be:

(1) the person whose right or interest may be affected;

(2) a registered association or a foundation intended to promote the comfort of the environment, health or nature, or the environment in which they live, and in which the environmental or health effects of the question in question are present;

(3) the location of the activity and any other municipality in whose territory the environmental or health effects of the activity are present;

4. The Agency for Enterprise, Transport and the Environment, and the Environmental Protection Authority of the municipality and the municipality of influence.

In addition, the Centre for Food, Transport and the Environment and the Environmental Protection Authority of the municipality has the right to appeal against a decision taken by administrative law to amend or annul the decision taken by the administrative court.

ARTICLE 139
Implementation of the decision despite appeals

A decision pursuant to Articles 75, 96, 97, 99 and 125 to 128 of this Act may stipulate that the decision must be complied with, in spite of the appeal, unless otherwise specified by the Administrative Court. Only in the main proceedings, the decision of the administrative court which prohibits or suspended the enforcement of a decision under appeal shall be subject to appeal to the Supreme Administrative Court.

ARTICLE 140
Implementation and return of the default fee

The default fee shall be implemented before the decision is final, in accordance with the provisions of the Law on the implementation of taxes and charges. The default fee shall be implemented by the Court of Justice.

The Court of Justice shall return the payment of default already paid if the decision on the imposition of a charge is abrogated by the appeal or if the same infringement proceedings are brought before a court.

Chapter 15

Outstanding provisions

ARTICLE 141
Responsible person of the waste treatment plant or place

The operator of the waste treatment plant or place of waste shall appoint a responsible person for the proper management, use, decommissioning and monitoring and monitoring of the operations involved. The responsible person shall be employed by the operator and shall have sufficient professional skills to perform his duties.

The operator shall ensure adequate training of the responsible person.

ARTICLE 142
Maintenance of registers and registers of waste management

The Finnish Environment Agency and the Business, Transport and Environmental Centres maintain the registers of the environmental protection information system referred to in Article 27 of the Environmental Protection Act as follows:

(1) The Finnish Environment Agency shall maintain a register containing information on applications for international shipments of waste and on applications for prior approval and decisions thereon;

(2) business, transport and environmental centres maintain a waste management register containing information on the applications and decisions provided for in Article 94 and on the notifications provided for in Article 100;

(3) The Centre for Life, Transport and the Environment maintains a producer register containing information on the applications and decisions provided for in Article 101 and the notifications provided for in Article 105.

The Finnish Environment Agency, the Centre for Economic Affairs, Transport and the Environment, as well as the Environmental Protection Authority of the municipality, shall ensure that the registers referred to in paragraph 1 are entered in the register for approval or subscription The relevant information reported.

The industry, the transport and the Environment Agency shall keep a publicly available up-to-date list of approved producers and producer organisations in the producer register. The list shall include the name and the Y and the products of the producer or the producer community concerned. The list shall be available on the information network.

Environmental protection L 86/2000 Has been repealed by L 27 JUNE 2014/527 , see Environmental protection L 527/2014, Articles 222 and 223 .

ARTICLE 143
Register of shipments of waste

The municipal waste management authority shall maintain a register containing the information referred to in Article 39 (2). Personal data entered in the register shall be kept for five years after entry into the register.

The confidentiality and disclosure of personal and other information stored in the register shall be governed by the law on public authorities' activities and the other processing of personal data in the Personal Data Act. (523/1999) .

ARTICLE 144
Payments for handling

The fee for handling the case under this Act and the Waste Shipment Regulation in the State authority and the amount of the fee is laid down in the State Payment Law Act and the decree of the Ministry of the Environment.

For the purposes of dealing with a case under this law, a fee may be charged to the authority of the municipality on the basis of which the State payment law applies. The criteria for the fee to be charged to the municipality are specified in a fee approved by the municipality.

The fee shall not be charged to the authority or the affected party at the initiative of the affected party.

§ 145
Collection of costs and charges

The fee for the municipal waste, the fee provided for in Article 144 (2) and the costs referred to in Article 123 (4) and Article 29 of the Waste Shipment Regulation are directly eligible. Their succession is governed by the law on the implementation of taxes and charges.

ARTICLE 146
Disclosure of confidential information

Without prejudice to the obligation of professional secrecy laid down in the law on public access to public authorities, information obtained under this Act may be obtained from the financial position, business or professional secrecy of the private or Community nature, or From private personal circumstances to the supervisory authority or to the Ministry of the Environment for the purpose of carrying out their duties under this law, or to the prosecutor, police and customs authorities to investigate the offence. In addition, confidential information may be disclosed to the customs authorities in accordance with (126/2010) And for monitoring the implementation of the excise duty on certain beverage packagings.

ARTICLE 147
Penalty provisions

The violation of the law or the provisions adopted pursuant to it or the provisions adopted pursuant to it shall be punishable under criminal law. (39/1889) § 1 to 4.

Negligence or gross negligence on the part of anyone other than those referred to in paragraph 1

(1) in breach of Article 13 (1) to reject or dispose of waste uncontrollably;

(2) infringes the ban on the mixing of hazardous waste in accordance with Article 17 (1);

(3) infringes the prohibition in Article 18 to incinerate waste in the Finnish waters and the exclusive economic zone;

(4) fails to fulfil the obligation to organise waste management in accordance with Article 28;

(5) release the waste to a consignee other than Article 29;

(6) fails to comply with Article 31;

(7) fails to comply with the obligation under Article 35 (3) to send the waste to the place of reception or disposal ordered by the municipality;

(8) fails to fulfil an obligation under Article 40 to organise a reception area,

(9) fails to comply with the obligation under Article 41 (1) to dispose of the waste for the purpose of the transport of waste by real estate;

(10) neglects the obligation to organise waste management under Article 46;

(11) fails to comply with the obligation to accept Article 49;

(12) fails to fulfil an obligation under Article 50 to organise a reception area,

(13) fails to fulfil the obligation to accept a distributor of a product under Article 56;

(14) infringes Article 72;

(15) fails to fulfil the collection obligation under Article 76;

(16) breaches or fails to comply with Article 91, Article 96 (2), Article 103 (2), Article 125 (1), Article 126 (1), Article 127 or Article 128;

17) infringes Article 8 (3), Articles 10 or 14, Article 15 (2), Article 16 (3) or Article 49 (1); (28.10.2011/1104)

(18) import, export or transit through the territory of Finland, in contravention of this law or of a provision of this law or of an individual case or of a transfer regulation, except for Article 131 (2) (8) and (9); The omissions provided for in paragraph (6.6.2014/410)

(19) violates the export ban or the provisions of Article 2 or Article 3 (1) of the Prohibition of the export of mercury in accordance with Article 1 of the Prohibition of the Export Prohibition of mercury, or fails to comply with Article 5; The obligation to provide information, (28.10.2011/1104)

Shall be condemned in the absence of a heavier penalty provided for in the law elsewhere, For breach of the waste law Fine.

The offence is provided separately.

Chapter 16

Entry into force and transitional provisions

ARTICLE 148
Entry into force

This Act shall enter into force on 1 May 2012.

This law repeals the waste law (18/02/1993) (hereinafter ' the 1993 law on waste And the Waste Regulation (1390/1993) .

However, Article 35 of the 1993 Law on Waste and Chapter 4 on waste management in the Waste Regulation will remain in force when this Act enters into force. The regulations and decisions of the State Council and the Ministry of the Environment adopted under the 1993 Law on Waste also remain in force in so far as they are not contrary to this law until such time as otherwise provided for under this Act.

Before the entry into force of this Act, measures may be taken to implement the law.

ARTICLE 149
Application of earlier provisions

Pending the entry into force of this Act, cases pending before the entry into force of this Act shall be dealt with in accordance with the provisions in force.

For the international transport of waste approved or transferred by the Finnish Environment Agency prior to the entry into force of this Act and the acknowledgement of receipt by the competent authority of destination, this The provisions in force when the law came into force.

Where, at the time of entry into force of this Act, the Court of Appeal shall annul a decision which shall be applicable to the provisions in force at the time of entry into force of this Act and shall refer the case back to its entirety, case Shall be treated and resolved in accordance with the provisions of this law.

The municipality in which the shipment of waste within the meaning of the 1993 Waste Law on the date of entry into force of this Act shall be treated as a contract-based form of waste, shall consider the organisation of the carriage of waste within the meaning of Article 37 (1) of this Law. On the basis of the conditions for the carriage of waste by the holder of the property and a decision within one year after the date of entry into force of the law. Where a decision moves from a waste shipment organised by a property holder to the transport of waste organised by the municipality, the decision shall provide for the cessation of the carriage of waste organised by the holder of the property, which may take place at least three One year after the date of the decision and no later than five years after the entry into force of the law.

In accordance with Article 10 (1) of the Waste Law of 1993, in accordance with Article 10 (1) of the Waste Law of 1993, the municipality which, before 1 June 2007, arranged for the transport of waste from industrial, service or other economic activities to be assimilated Or by means of a private undertaking, may continue the arrangement for the duration of the contract with the Community or the undertaking concerned, but not more than 31 May 2012. (27.4.2010)

Landfill and other waste disposal sites which have been closed before 1 January 1994 and in the form of waste which has occurred before 1 January 1994 applicable prior to the entry into force of the 1993 Waste Act Provisions.

ARTICLE 150
Wastelaw reference and certain concepts in previous provisions

Where a legislative act before the entry into force of this Act refers to the waste law, this law shall apply instead of the 1993 Waste Law.

If a provision adopted under the 1993 law on waste uses the concept of hazardous waste, it is considered to refer to the term 'hazardous waste'. Where such a provision uses the concept of waste treatment, it shall be understood as meaning the term 'waste disposal' concept.

What is laid down in this law for the carriage of waste by the holder of a property shall, in the same way, apply to the transport of waste which, at the time of entry into force of this Act, is treated as a contract for the transport of waste within the meaning of the 1993 Law on Waste.

ARTICLE 151
Previous decisions and orders

Unless otherwise provided for in this Act, a decision or order issued under the 1993 Waste Act, which is in force upon entry into force of this Act, shall be complied with.

Municipal waste management orders issued pursuant to Article 17 of the 1993 Law on Waste shall cease to be valid at the time of entry into force of this Act in so far as they are incompatible with this law.

Where a decision adopted pursuant to the 1993 Waste Law or a provision is required to notify a waste or a producer file, the approval and labelling of the waste management register and the register of producers shall comply with this law. Of the Directive.

ARTICLE 152 (27.4.2010)
Transitional periods for certain obligations

The holder of the waste referred to in Article 32 (1) (2), (4) and (5), which according to the 1993 Waste Law is not obliged to join the transport of waste, shall be subject to the obligation to dispose of the waste provided for in Article 41 (1). From 1 June 2014, subject to the provisions of Article 41 (2) or (3) or Article 42 (2) or Article 42 (3), for the transport of buildings or for a regional reception facility organised by the municipality.

Chapter 6 on producer liability and the Chapter 7 relating to beverage packaging shall apply from 1 May 2013. However, for packages other than those referred to in Chapter 7, Chapter 6 shall only apply from 1 May 2015. However, Article 49 concerning the reception and transport of withdrawn products shall apply from 1 January 2016 to the producer in such a way that the producer shall organise, in accordance with Article 35 (1), Article 41 (3) and Article 47, Reception of separately collected packaging waste from 1 May 2015. Until the dates mentioned in this paragraph, the corresponding provisions of the 1993 Waste Act apply to producer responsibility. (17/04/2013)

Article 41 (3) on the separate collection of packaging waste organised by the property holder shall apply from 1 May 2015. (17/04/2013)

Article 70 on the labelling of packaging of packaging packages shall apply to the beverage packages released for consumption from 1 May 2013.

Within one year of the entry into force of the law, the producer of the producer and the producer community, as well as the beverage recovery system, shall submit an application under Article 101 for the approval of the register of producers. Similarly, the producer in the producer file under the 1993 Waste Act must submit an application for approval of the register of producers within two years of the entry into force of the law. However, the application must be made within three years of the date of entry into force of the application by the producer and the producer community, which ensures the obligations of the packaging producers. Until the producer and the producer entity are registered in the producer register provided for in this law, the provisions of the 1993 Waste Law shall apply to the producer and to the producer community of the producer file. (17/04/2013)

The importer of a printed paper product shall submit an application for the approval of a producer register within one year from the entry into force of this Act.

If, at the time of entry into force of this Act, the activity is a waste file under the 1993 Waste Act, the operator shall submit an application in accordance with Article 94 for approval of a waste management register within three years of the entry into force of the law. However, the application must be made at the latest when the data on the waste file under the 1993 Waste Act must be reviewed.

In accordance with Article 100 of this Act, a declaration on the professional collection of waste which takes place at the time of entry into force of the law shall be made within one year of the entry into force of the law.

An operator who shall monitor and monitor the management of waste in accordance with Article 120 (1) or draw up a plan for the monitoring and monitoring of waste in accordance with Article 120 (2), and to which: Has been granted an environmental permit before the entry into force of this Act, shall review the monitoring and surveillance of its organisation in accordance with that Article and submit the amendments or plan to the authorising officer within one year of the entry into force of the law.

For the purposes of Article 44 and the obligation for the driver to provide information on the origin of the waste, Article 44 on the origin of the waste shall apply to the consignee after the entry into force of this law by the municipality or company concerned after the entry into force of this law. From the beginning of the financial year, but not later than 1 May 2013.

THEY 199/2010 , YmVM 23/2010, PeVL 58/2010, HaVL 35/2010, TaVL 30/2010, EV 360/2010, European Parliament and Council Directive 2008 /98/EC (32008L0098), OJ L 312, 22.11.2008, p. 3., Directive 2006 /66/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council (32006L0066); OJ L 266, 26.9.2006, p. 1., Directive 2008 /103/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council (32008L0103); OJ L 327, 5.12.2008, p. Regulation (EC) No 1013/2006 of the European Parliament and of the Council (32006R1013); OJ L 190, 12.7.2006, p. 1., Directive 2006 /21/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council (32006L0021); OJ L 102, 11.4.2006, p. 15., Directive 2002/96/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council (32002L0096); OJ L 37, 13.2.2003, p. 24., Directive 2002/95/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council (32002L0095); OJ L 37, 13.2.2003, p. 19., Directive 2000 /76/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council (32000L0076); OJ L 332, 28.12.2000, p. 91., Directive 2000 /53/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council (32000L0053); OJ L 269, 21.10.2000. S. 34, Commission Decision 2000 /532/EC (32000D0532); OJ L 226, 6.9.2000, p. 3., Commission Decision 2001 /118/EC (32001D0118); OJ L 47, 16.2.2001, p. 1., Council Directive 1999 /31/EC (31999L0031); OJ L 182, 16.7.1999, p. 1., Council Directive 96 /59/EC (31996L0059); OJ L 243, 24.9.1996, p. 31., Directive 94 /62/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council (31994L0062); OJ L 365, 31.12.1994, p. 10., Directive 2004 /12/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council (32004L0012); OJ L 47, 18.2.2004, p. 26., Council Directive 86 /278/EEC (31986L0278); OJ L 181, 4.7.1986, p. 6., notified in accordance with Directive 98 /34/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council, as amended by Directive 98 /48/EC.

Entry into force and application of amending acts:

28.10.2011/110:

This Act shall enter into force on 11 November 2011.

THEY 29/2011 , YmVM 1/2011, EV 15/2011, Regulation (EC) No 1102/2008 of the European Parliament and of the Council (32008R1102); OJ L 304, 14.11.2008, p. 75

27.4.2012/195:

This Act shall enter into force on 1 May 2012.

THEY 15/2012 , YmVM 1/2012, EV 17/2012, Directive 2008 /98/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council (32008L0098); OJ L 312, 22.11.2008, p. 3, Directive 2002/96/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council (32002L0096); OJ L 37, 13.2.2003, p. Directive 2000 /53/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council (32000L0053); OJ L 269, 21.10.2000. S. 34, Directive 94 /62/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council (31994L0062); OJ L 365, 31.12.1994, p. 10, Directive 2004 /12/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council (32004L0012); OJ L 47, 18.2.2004, p. 26

ON 30 DECEMBER 2011,

This Act shall enter into force on 1 January 2014.

THEY 16/2013 , HaVM 20/2013, EV 207/2013

17.1.2014/25:

This Act shall enter into force on 27 January 2014.

THEY 201/2013 , YmVM 10/2013, EV 213/2013, European Parliament and Council Directive 2008 /98/EC (32008L0098); OJ L 312, 22.11.2008, p. 3.

6.6.2014/4:

This Act shall enter into force on 15 July 2014.

Cases before the entry into force of this Act shall be dealt with in accordance with the provisions in force at the time of entry into force of the law.

16/2014 , YmVM 2/2014, EV 36/2014, Directive 2008 /98/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council (32008L0098); OJ L 312, 22.11.2008, p. 3, Directive 2012/19/EU of the European Parliament and of the Council (32012L0019); OJ L 197, 24.7.2012, p. 38

27 JUNE 2014/528

This Act shall enter into force on 1 September 2014.

THEY 214/2013 , YmVM 3/2014, EV 67/2014

7.8.2015/1062:

This Act shall enter into force on 1 January 2016.

In the case of appeals before the entry into force of this Act, the provisions in force at the time of entry into force of this Act shall apply.

THEY 230/2014 , LaVM 26/2014, EV 319/2014